How long do dogs usually live?

The life span of dogs is usually between 12- 16 years old, but the most important thing is not only the owner's own factors and breeds, but also the owner's feeding and management.

There are also unhealthy eating habits that will stimulate dogs and easily lead to various diseases, which will affect the overall life of dogs.

The life span of a dog is directly related to its living environment, feeding management level, health status, medical conditions, workload and so on-generally speaking.

The life span of dogs is 10- 15 years, and the average age is about 12 years. Individual breeds of dogs can live to 16- 18 years old, and the longest life record is 35 years old. Practice has proved that hybrid dogs live longer than purebred dogs, small dogs live longer than large dogs, black dogs live longer than other dogs, and small dogs are of medium size. Generally, male dogs can still reproduce within 10 years old, and female dogs can still give birth when they are 8 years old.