Specific breed brochure - Breed Nutrition
Specific breed brochure - Breed Nutrition
Specific breed brochure - Breed Nutrition
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The well-balanced proportions of the<br />
Rottweiler’s head permit the physiological<br />
implantation of 42 teeth, each with<br />
a different role depending on their size<br />
and shape:<br />
- 12 incisors cut and bite<br />
- 4 canines trap, hold and tear<br />
- 16 premolars hold, cut and tear<br />
- 10 molars cut and crush.<br />
Skull dimensions characterise the different types<br />
of canine morphology<br />
C<br />
3,62<br />
L 20,3<br />
LD<br />
8,34<br />
(Centre de Recherche Royal Canin : Komonski, 2004)<br />
C<br />
3,35<br />
LD<br />
8,01<br />
Z<br />
13,37 Z<br />
12,26<br />
Rottweiler Boxer<br />
The upper incisors (6) form a scissors joint with the lower incisors (6).<br />
15<br />
L 15,53<br />
Analysis clearly shows<br />
that the Rottweiler’s head<br />
is almost as wide as<br />
the Boxer’s but it is<br />
much longer.<br />
Z : width of the bones of the head<br />
between the zygomatic arches<br />
C : distance between the lingual<br />
border of the upper canines<br />
L : total length of the bones of the<br />
head de l’incisure intercondylaire<br />
à l’extrémité rostrale de l’os<br />
incisif<br />
LD : width of the palate between the<br />
vestibular borders of the upper<br />
molar arch<br />
© J.-M. Labat<br />
Could you please<br />
translate the pink<br />
sentence?