After having wolf teeth removed

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The dentist is coming on Thursday to (hopefully) remove Callis wolf teeth. Apparently they do need to be removed so no option to leave them. Calli will be sedated if needs be to have them done. Not spoken to dentist yet. But if they are removed on Thursday afternoon. Would I be able to show her on Sunday. She wears a straight nylon bit to be showin in hand. She will only have the bit in whilst in the ring and will have a headcollar on the rest of the time. If it is too soon after the teeth removal then obviously we won't take her to the show so no worries but it would be nice to take her as need to make 4 shows in the season to qualify for anything and if we miss this one (along with the other we have missed) we won't get the 4 shows in. But I know there is always next year and the welfare of Calli comes before any show but would be a nice to have. She is 2 years old by the way.
 
Thanks for that. Was just wondering and wasn't sure how intrusive the removal would be. The person in question is a dentist/vet so is able to sedate at the same time. I would rather have Calli sedated as don't want her to have bad memories of having her mouth worked on for future as she is only 2 years old. Thanks again.
 
No problem. Im assuming you are having Sally Kingsley then?! It is not too intrusive but depends on how big the WT is. There is lots of blood but looks worse than it is. You are right - it is best to wait until it is fully healed as your 2yr old will remember it being painful if you bit too early.
 
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