How do dog years work?

Answer 1

1 year for us is 7 years for them

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This is commonly used as a method of calculating a dog's age, however a more accurate method is by regarding their first year as being like 21 human years (they show all the signs of development in the first year as a 21 year-old human does) and after that, each "human" year represents four years of a dog's life.

Answer 2

Dog years = Humans years 6-12 months =10-15 years 12-18 months= 15-20 years 18-24 months =20-24 years 4 years =32 years 6 years =40 years 8 years= 48 years 10-12 years= 56-64 years 13-14 years =68-72 years 15-20 years =76-96 years

Answer 3

From your question, I am getting either two things that may help: If you're looking for the "people" age of your dog, then use the following formula: 10.5 dog years per human year for the first 2 years, then 4 dog years per human year for each year after. For Example: Dog is 10 yrs. old 10.5 * 2 = 21 4 * 8 = 32 21 + 32 = 53 years. old If you're simply trying to find out the age of your dog, you can take him to a vet and have him looked at...they can usually estimate. Using teeth is a good indicator in some instances, but not all.

Answer 4

The concept of dog years is based on the idea that dogs age faster than humans. It is commonly believed that one dog year is equivalent to seven human years, but this is a rough estimate and varies based on the dog's breed and size. Dogs reach maturity faster than humans, but their aging process slows down as they get older.

Answer 5

Every one human year equals seven dog years. Let's say today I'm one year old and I my dog was born the same day as me. He'd be seven and I'd be one.

Answer 6

one humen year is = to 7 dog years