When does an Alaskan finish teething?

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An Alaskan generally finishes teething around 7 months. It has full milk teeth at about 2 months, starts replacing them at 3 to 4 months, and finishes by 7 to 8 months.

During teething the gums itch and it chews often, so give chew snacks and toys to protect belongings. Also add some calcium to support tooth growth and replacement.

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