1) Bassets 2) Cuspids 3) Dogs 4) Dogteeth 5) Eyeteeth 6) Teeth 1) Certain teeth 2) Denture parts 3) Dog and fox 4) English Springers 5) Eyeteeth 6) Fangs, essentially 7) Fox and hounds 8) Foxes 9) Friendly waggers 10) Incisiform body parts 11) Lassie and Rin Tin Tin 12) Lassie and Snoopy 13) Pointed teeth 14) Pooches 15) Pound fillers 16) Sharp teeth 17) Sharp-pointed teeth 
conical teeth which are longer than other teeth 
The two upper and two lower large, conical, pointed teeth lateral to the incisors and anterior to the premolars.
See CUSPIDS; so named because the correspond to the long teeth of a dog.
The third tooth from the center. Also known as a cuspid.
long, stabbing teeth placed either side of the incisors
The canines or dog-teeth are teeth that flank the incisors in the front corners of the mouth. The canines are predominantly conical, raising to a sharper point above the level of the other teeth. This structure makes the canines well suited to piercing and tearing pieces of food to be processed by the other teeth. The roots of canines have single r...
The four teeth in the front corners of the mouth. Usually large and pointed in carnivores, but may be small or absent in herbivores. They are the first teeth in the maxilla, called eye-teeth in humans.
These are sharp pointed tearing teeth near the front of the mouth used for killing prey and ripping of pieces of food.
The sharp, pointed teeth (fangs) that carnivores use to pierce and tear the flesh of their prey.
the sharp, pointed teeth (fangs) that carnivores use to pierce and tear the flesh of their prey.