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Addisons
Disease
Allergies Anesthesia Cancer Digestive
Disorders Elbow
Dysplasia Eye
Problems Heart
Disease Hernia Hip
Dysplasia Hypothyroidism Kidney/Liver Laryngeal
Paralysis Missing
Teeth Osteochondrosis
Dissecans (OCD) Panosteitis Perianal
Fistulas Polyneuropathy Reproduction Temperament
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Missing Teeth
| Missing
teeth have always been a concern in Leonbergers and there are stringent breeding
regulation concerning missing teeth. The FCI breeding standard clearly states:
"The Leonberger has to have full dentition (with the exception of M3."
The concern with missing teeth is that the shape of the muzzle may change over
generations of breeding. Missing teeth in the Leonberger does run in families.
The most common teeth that are missing are M3s and P1s, but others have occurred
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