Generally speaking, a cat will live longer, but not by much. It does depend on the breed of dog, of course; larger dogs live longer than smaller ones, and some breeds of dogs are overbred to the point that they die early from congenital illnesses. Some cat breeds are equally overbred and susceptible to diseases, and cats allowed into the outdoors often fall prey to larger predators.
The oldest living cat is 39 years old and the oldest dog that ever lived (who is dead) lived to be 29 . cats usually outlive dogs anywas . most pets in general only live between 8 and 17 years tho because of commercial petfood . they should be living well into their 20s but nobody wants to take the time to feed their pet real food
On average Cats.
Dogs live about 12-15 years depending on breed, cats can reach around 20 years of age.
Cats normally live 15-17 years, and large dogs normally live 10-12 years. Small dogs normally live 14-16 years. So yes, cats normally live longer than dogs.
a turtle has lived up to 177 years old. but snakes are pretty long 25-45 or 55! answerd by Max Hammatt
If i may add, a koi was a pet for a family in Asia for 226 years.
it all depends on the breed
your mom usually lives longer than dogs.
Dogs live for 10 years, cats live for 18.
It is believed that having a dog, or cat, can relieve stress and possibly prolong life.
Parrots, tortoises, horses are some examples of animals that generally live longer than dogs and cats.
a dog live
It depends on the breed.
A dog.
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no it cant!
It depends if your cat and dog can live together.See like i once got a cat and then a couple months i wanted a dog but when i got it they fought all the time it was crazzy oh ya bii my peeps !! lol
Humans live longer.
Usually, smaller dogs live longer than bigger dogs.
Yes. but only if the cat and dog grow up together. They don't do well if the dog is grown and the cat is young. older cat and young pup is probably fine.
Yes. There are many families that have both a cat and dog, and they live in peace. The myth of a dog always chasing a cat is overrated, as it does not happen a lot.Another AnswerOf course. My grey tabby male cat and my Rhodesean ridgeback dog live in perfect harmony. In fact, they love each other. They lick each other's faces and sleep together.