Larger breed puppies usually lose all their baby teeth on their own. It's toy breeds that have a problem.
I've only heard of a few malts losing all of their baby teeth on their own. Most have to have a least a FEW pulled by the vet. Some people prefer to wait it out and let nature take its course, but if Sophie's going to be going under anesthesia anyway, why risk having to do it again 6 months-a year down the road? Plus, double sets of teeth can create lots of spaces for infection and I'm sure they're just uncomfortable for the pup (bonus: sometimes pulling the baby teeth can help clear up staining!)
In the meantime, give her lots of chew toys, bully sticks, play tug of war with her...anything that can help her shed some of those teeth
I've only heard of a few malts losing all of their baby teeth on their own. Most have to have a least a FEW pulled by the vet. Some people prefer to wait it out and let nature take its course, but if Sophie's going to be going under anesthesia anyway, why risk having to do it again 6 months-a year down the road? Plus, double sets of teeth can create lots of spaces for infection and I'm sure they're just uncomfortable for the pup (bonus: sometimes pulling the baby teeth can help clear up staining!)
In the meantime, give her lots of chew toys, bully sticks, play tug of war with her...anything that can help her shed some of those teeth