yes according to most dog books large breed dogs live to be between 10 and 14 years while small breads can live 15 to 17 years. although some pure bread dogs can prone to conditions that severly shorten ther life span.
Small dogs do, on average, live longer than large dogs. This is likely due to the differences in metabolic rates - Chihuahua puppies and Great Dane puppies aren't that dissimilar in size when they are born, but a Great Dane may weigh 20 times what a Chihuahua weighs at adult size. Because the Great Dane (or any large breed dog) grows so much faster, they have a faster metabolic rate which means they also tend to develop diseases like organ failure and cancer faster and they die at a younger age.
just becauuse dogs are little dosent mean they can live longer where i live the dog over the road is quite big and has longer to live than my dog,my dog is small, this obviously dosent mean your wrong but does prove a point thank you for asking this question.
Another answer:On average, yes...small breeds have longer life expectancies than large breed dogs.
Generally, small dogs live longer than big dogs.
Sure if the human dies prematurely. If a human lives to be 80 some years old then the answer is no. Dogs usually don't live to be much more than 15 years old.
* There is no diffence, all dogs live about 15-20 years!!
Because big dogs have a greater chance of hip desplacia. Sorry for the spelling.
Yes, it depends on the breeds of the dog
Usually, smaller dogs live longer than bigger dogs.
On average, yes.
it depends on the type of dog small dogs will live much longer than larger dogs. large dogs will live approx 10 years medium dogs about 14 yrs small dogs live longer than 14 however if dogs are inbreed and the type of diet and exercise will influence the lifespan
No, not necessarily true, but mixed breed dogs do live longer than pure bred dogs
Yes Smaller dogs live longer than big dogs
I don't think so. The fish Kind have all different life times. So do dogs, But i think dogs live longer from past experience.
Yes cross breeds live longer than pure breeds.
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Yes, because dogs live about 15 years while platypus live only about 10.
No. In the wild, they can live up to 30 years. In captivity, they live a little bit longer.
Generally little dogs live longer than big dogs. Some big dogs may live ten years or less, while a small dog may get to be 15 to 18 years if they are well taken care of. I wish everyone lived longer to be, like, a hundred years old. But, most people would live to be too ugly. ~Spectra22 and Whateve22. (Especially animals!! I absolutely LOVE animals!!)
Humans don't live longer than animals because humans are part of the animal kingdom. There are animals that outlive humans on average e.g Parrots & Turtles. However Humans now have the longest average lifespan among Mammals this is due mostly to our medical advances, remember the average human lifespan in the 14th century would have been a little over 30.