When do dogs get their permanent teeth?

Dogs typically get their permanent teeth between 4-7 months of age.

Here's a general timeline:

* Around 3 weeks old: Baby teeth (also called deciduous teeth) start to erupt.

* Around 16 weeks old: Permanent teeth start to erupt and push out the baby teeth.

* Around 6-7 months old: All permanent teeth should be in place.

Keep in mind that this is a general guideline. Some breeds may develop their permanent teeth earlier or later than others. If you're concerned about your dog's teeth, it's always best to consult with your veterinarian.