Taming Cotton with 'canine disarming'
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Cotton
Diane Krieger has a beloved, 6-year-old American Eskimo dog name Cotton. The problem: Cotton is a biter -- or as Krieger's husband, a lawyer, reminds her: ยa lawsuit waiting to happen.ย When solution after solution failed and options grew fewer, as an alternative to euthanizing the dog, Krieger decided on a dental procedure: A doctor would cut away 4 millimeters of Cotton's sharp canines using a laser and then use human-grade composite to give the teeth a smooth, blunt finish.
Disarmed of his main weapons, Cotton would become more submissive -- theoretically. The Times followed along as Cotton underwent the procedure. Back to L.A. at Home. |
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