What role does the number 42 play in the lives of all dogs? ...

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Question by infamous
Submitted on 3/13/2004
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What role does the number 42 play in the lives of all dogs?

Answer by Melisa
Submitted on 4/17/2004
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All dogs have 42 teeth

Answer by Hotharley
Submitted on 6/16/2004
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How come people always say that Pit Bulls have an extra tooth in the back of their mouth that allows them to lock their jaws? This is not true is it? If it is my dog is missing his. Every dog I have ever had has had teeth in the very back of their mouth. Lab, Boxer, Rott, And Pitt.

Answer by nataloo
Submitted on 6/15/2005
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NO, pitbulls cannot lock their jaw like that and don't have an 'extra tooth'. They also aren't any more dangerous than any other dog - that only depends on how they were raised.

Answer by Lindsey
Submitted on 7/9/2005
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Having an extra tooth back there would have nothing to do with it beingable to lock its jaw. That is a muscular effect that has nothing to do with teeth. Whoever told you that is lieing to you

Answer by rottnpagan
Submitted on 11/4/2005
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Pit bulls are just like any other dog. They do not have extra teeth, or locking jaws, or smaller brains, or smaller skulls, or extra jaw power. They are physically NO DIFFERENT than any other breed of dog.

Answer by green
Submitted on 3/16/2006
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All dogs do have 42 teeth. AS I thought.

Answer by jo-jo
Submitted on 7/19/2006
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maybe u should snog them 2 find out i would

Answer by daisuke
Submitted on 2/27/2007
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Pit Bulls lock their jaws by clinching their jaw muscles tightly, which essentially "locks" them shut, all dogs can do this (ever played tug of war?) but the pit bull has unusual jaw muscles, which are exceptionally large (if you'll notice how round their head is, the roundedness under their ears and the surrounding area is all muscle) There is not a tooth that locks their jaws.

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