It is depends on the size.
Large: multiply age by 5
Medium: multiply age by 6
Small: multiply age by 7
actually, it would be about 37, roughly estimating. year one in dog years = 16, everything after that is seven years equivalent.
All you have to do to answer this question, is multiply your dog's age by seven. In this case, your dog is 28.
28 years of age-times the number by 7 to get human years
Your dog is four but in dog years it is 28( multiply your dogs age by seven).
i dont really know!?!?!?!?!?!
Your dog is approximately 81 "human years" old. For the first two years, a dog year is equal to 10.5 human years. After that, a dog year equals about 4 human years. This calculation is based on studies that dogs, except maybe larger breeds, develop more quickly in the first two years of life.
21 years old
Dogs, are 7 times the age they are in human years, eg. if your dog is 3 in human years, then in dog years it is 21 and cats is a little more complicated, for the first year, you times it by 7, and for every year after it'll be four years for every human year. eg. if your cat is 4 it'll be 1 times 7 for the first year then 3 times 4 for the other years, and so your cat'd be 19
wonder how many years are in one human year it is...7 and there you have it that's your answer 7 is dogs. around 9 to 15 but it depends on the breed.
there are 123 days in a dog year which means it is not possible that 1 humanyear is 7 dog years.There are 4 and a half dog years in two human years.
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It would be about 28 dog years old.
either one year, or when it's 4 months it one year :P on eor the other
A one-year old dog is probably as mature as a 13-year old person. The 'seven-years to one' rule is a load of old hogswoggle until a dog is middle aged. A dog aged five has the same maturity as a 36-year-old.
the dog would be 140 years oldIt is a common belief that 1 human year is equal to 7 dog years. That is not very accurate, since dogs reach adulthood within the first couple of years. The formula used above is from a canine expert and is a bit more accurate. (as accurate as one can judge these things)The formula is: 10.5 dog years per human year for the first 2 years, then 4 dog years per human year for each year after.
There is a common perception that 1 human year is equal to 7 dog years, but that is not quite accurate. Dogs reach adulthood in about 2-3 years. A better formula to use is 10.5 human years for the first 2 years of your dog, then 4 dog years per human year for each year after that. So, if your dog is 2 years old in human years, he/she is 21 years old in dog years. If your dog is 3 years old in human years, he/she is 25 years old in dog years.
Contrary to the old saying one dog year is not equivalent to seven human years. Vets use the formula that a one-year-old dog is 21 in human years, and every year of the dog's life thereafter is like 4 human years. So your two-year-old dog is 25 in human terms.