My puppy acts like an adult. How can I determine his true age?

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I got new pet Prince Siberian husky. Breeder said he is 5 months . But he looks full grown up by his height n he pees like adult dogs putting one leg up as well as he tried to met our other dog crooker spanial female of 3 year who is on her menstrual cycle. How to know his correct age. Pet's info: Dog | Siberian Husky | Male | unneutered | 20 lbs

Priyanka Thakkar, DVM · Accepted Answer

They best way to age a young dog is by looking at their teeth. There are many charts online that help appropriately age a young dog. By 4-5 months of age the incisors are coming in and some growth of the premolars and molars is present. By 7 months all the adult teeth are in and look very white. Do not let the two dogs mate and consider getting them both fixed to prevent future problems.

My puppy acts like an adult. How can I determine his true age?

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