The first identifiable hair follicles appear at about 9 weeks of age, after the embryo has begun to mature into a fetus. The first follicles develop in the areas that will eventually become the eyebrows, upper lip and chin. Hair follicle development on body, face and scalp then occurs in successive waves beginning at fetal age of 4 to 5 months. The fully mature 9-month fetus usually has all of the hair follicles that will ever develop in that person. It is believed that, under normal circumstances, new hair follicles do not develop in an adult.
We have covered the issue of fruits seeds often on Can Dogs Eat-This, and the subject rears its somewhat annoying head here too. Basically, many fruit seeds, (in concentrated amounts) can be very harmful to your dog. Like other seeds, watermelon pips contain cyanide. (otherwise known as cyanogenic glycosides, a harmful natural by product that dogs can not process.). Just by eating a few watermelon seeds, your dog may experience tummy upset.
Just be sure to avoid feeding any chocolate covered strawberries to your doggy. In addition to strawberries, dogs can also eat a wide variety of fruits, such as apples and bananas, while there are also some fruits that dogs need to stay away from.We have broken down a list of the CAN and CAN NOT eat fruits below.iving your dog the right fruits can be an excellent ay to reward them with a treat, while being healthy at the same time. Below is a list of fruits that are fine you give to your dog. 1  Apple Slices (remove seeds). 2  Bananas (best in small slices).