Is it possible to initialize final fields while using the holder pattern to create a singleton?

Given the normal class

public class Dog{
  private static final int LEGS;
  private static final int TEETH;

  public Dog(int legs, int teeth){
    LEGS=legs;
    TEETH=teeth;
  }
}

I can get an instance using Dog dog = new Dog(4,21);

But if I want to turn Dog into a singleton using the holder pattern, I normally do

public class Dog{

  public static Dog getInstance(){
    return DogHolder.INSTANCE;
  }

  private static class DogHolder{
    public static final Dog INSTANCE = new Dog();
  }

  private Dog(){
  }
}

The obvious problem with my singleton pattern is that I am not able to initialize the final fields LEGS and TEETH. Hence my question: How do I initialize the final fields while still using the holder pattern to create my singleton? What I mean in codes is that I want to change my getInstance() to getInstance(int legs, int teeth) while still using the holder pattern.