70 - sort of.
if your dog is ten in doggy years he will be one and 3/4. you work that out by how old he/she is in human years and times by 7
close but no. 1.4. very nice though, you had the idea
to a dog, one year to us is 7 years to them, so for every year we have, 10 go by for the dog. 10 x 7 = 70 years old
A dog is seven years to our one so that would be seven time ten.
that would be 70 years. you take the dogs year (in human years) and multiply it by 7
You would be 70 because 1 human year is 7 years for a dog
Going by the typical ratio of dog years versus human years, a ten-year-old dog's age is equivalent to that of about a seventy-year-old human. There are believed to be seven dog years in each human year.
70 - 7 dog years in 1 human year
70
if a cockatiel is 18 in human years, how old is it in bird years?
between 13 and 14
In actual years he is 11 months or 11/12 years old. The general rule of thumb is that one dog year equals 7 human years, thus he is 6.4 dog years, old. However the ratio is higher with youth and decreases a bit as the dog ages. Depending on breed, a dog experiences the raging hormones of adolescence anywhere from eight months to two years or more. Generally, a dog of six has aged about as much as a 45-year-old human. At 10, she's like a human of 65; at 12, a human of 75; and at 15, a human of 90. From dogyears.com, an average 11 month old dog is roughly equivalent to a 10 year old human
They are 70. Each 'dog year' is 7 of our years so 7x10=70 However, this only works for average sized dogs as a dog's life expectancy changes depending on the size of the breed. A very large dog like a Great Dane can only be expected to live till about 7 or 8 years and a 10 year old is a very old dog. Smaller breeds like a Jack Russell last about 16 years so a 10 year old is still in mid-age.
It is believed that a dog ages 7 times slower than humans do. So a 15 year old would be just over 2 years old in dogs years. You get this by dividing 15 by 7.Another answer:Dogs grow and mature much faster - not slower - than humans do. A dog who is 15 in "human" (calendar) years is roughly the equivalent of 105 in "dog years." (The 7:1 ratio is an approximation, not an exact correlation.)
Cmon man, a ferret year is as long as a human year but if you mean in comparison to dog years, which is 7:1 human, then a ferret year would be 12:1 if your ferret lives to be ten, that would be 120 years old.
Cmon man, a ferret year is as long as a human year but if you mean in comparison to dog years, which is 7:1 human, then a ferret year would be 12:1 if your ferret lives to be ten, that would be 120 years old.
It reache's 96% or more when you are ten years old