Every dog has its day, but some dogs get more days than others. Toy poodles can live 18 years or more, while the average Great Dane is lucky to live half that long. This large discrepancy in the life ...

Generally, dogs live between 10 and 15 years, but this number can vary significantly depending on factors like size, breed, veterinary care, and the quality of life the animal enjoys. While some small ...

For a dog, it’s good to be small and have a long nose. In the United Kingdom, breeds matching that description, such as miniature dachshunds and some terriers, can expect to have the longest lives, ...

In a perfect world, our dogs would stick around for decades. Instead, most of us face the same heartbreak: no matter how loved and well cared for they are, their lives are far shorter than ours. And ...

At one time or another, every dog caretaker has asked themselves, “Why can’t our dogs live as long as we do?” Turns out scientists have been asking that question too, and in recent years have made ...

Angus Nurse has previously received funding from the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs to investigate the issue of dangerous dogs and responsible dog ownership. On average, dogs live ...

Following the publication of that post, I have received a steady stream of queries from dog owners who wanted to know whether there was data giving the life expectancy of dogs on a breed-by-breed ...

There’s a well-established inverse relationship between a dog’s size and its expected lifespan. Bernese mountain dogs and Great Danes live just six to eight years, for example, while corgis can live ...

Staffordshire Bull Terriers are known for their affectionate dispositions, spunky personalities, and lovable little faces! These dogs are incredibly common in shelters, but before adopting, you may ...