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What is the average life span of a housecat?
Longer lived than dogs cats can live twenty years or more.
Is there scientific proof that smaller dogs live longer?
Yes. All you have to do is to look at the average recorded life span, and you'll get statistical (and statistics is a science) proof that smaller dogs live longer.
How old do Dalmatian dogs live for?
With proper care, your Dalmatian could live as long as 15 or 16 years. The average life span is between 11 and 13 years.
How long do Burmese mountain dogs live?
The average life span of a Burmese mountain dog is 6-8 years.
How Long Do Dog's usually live?
usually the biger the dog the less the life span. you must also take into consideration breed specific health problems. there are dogs such as poodles which can live up to 19 years if carfed for properly, the same with shitzu's, while great danes live an average of 7 to 10 years
What is the life span of a dog in dog years?
That would depend on the dog. On average, large dogs can live about a decade, but smaller dogs can live much longer. One human year= seven dog years, so a good estimate would be about seventy.
What is a person live span?
The average in 2010 was 77 years.
How long is the average life span for cheetahs?
In the wild, they live about 10 years, and in captivity, they live on an average of 12.
How long do greater Swiss mountain dogs live for?
Greater Swiss Mountain dogs usually live for between eight, and eleven years. This is a large breed of dog that is friendly, energetic, and intelligent.
How long does an average dashsand live?
If you mean dachshund : Average Life Span: 15 years
What is the average lifespan of a Pomeranian?
About 15-20. Most dogs are the same, too. If you want more info on dogs, contact me
How long can a dog live for-?
It depends on the size and the breed. Most small dogs can live up to 18 years and possibly more. Medium dogs can live up to 16 or 17 years, and large dogs usually live between 12 and 16 years. Larger dogs do tend to have shorter lifespans, and many of them develop joint and spinal problems later in life. However they are also full of life and energy for most of their lives. Again it depends on the breed.
