dougie

Gulp You are joking right? These are milk teeth. Just whip them out without even comtemplating that cockeyed "solution". Anyhow you are at the vet now. Hope it's all good news.

Could just be the pic, they look a little inflamed is all. Nothing a shot of peno wont fix. The Vet will look after you, plenty of "show" dogs have their teeth fixed. Not too unusual.

Sorry to be bearer of bad tidings, but that's what they are. Because they are puppy teeth there may be something that can be done to "steer" the adult teeth in the right direction. Heres hoping. Gums look a little iffy as well, good you are going to the vet today.

They're inverted canines. Orthodontic treatment required. Very expensive. You may have to win lotto.

Staffy mite? have a read. http://www.staffords.co.uk/sbtvet/demod.htm

About the rash, Ask your vet to check for a thyroid deficency. I have read this can cause symptoms like you describe in young staffies during teething.

Farts are supposed to stink, it's for benefit of the people who don't hear them. I've used supercoat for years without any probs. I mix kangaroo mince with it most days & vary sardines, eggs, cheese etc regularly. A splosh of olive oil occasionly doesn't go astray either. Dry food can cause constipation, so if you are getting daily "results" you don't have a lot to worry about.

Use the clipper type you use on yourself. easy, efficient, simple to use.