What is the approximate lifespan of dogs and cats? The scoundrels must know

Nowadays, basically every household has a pet, and more people raise kittens and puppies. However, no matter what breed of cats or dogs we raise, we all hope that their life span will be longer. However, the life span of each cat and dog is different. Let’s talk about how many years the life span of cats and dogs is.

The average life span of cats is about 13-18 years, and the average life span of dogs is about 10-15 years. Generally speaking, the normal life span of cats is longer than that of dogs. So you may ask, what does the lifespan of cats and dogs relate to? The lifespan of cats and dogs will be affected by factors such as the breeding environment, different breeds, body size, and whether they are neutered or neutered.

The size of a dog greatly affects their lifespan. Some larger dogs have a lifespan of about 8 years, such as Irish Wolfhounds and Saint Bernards; while other larger dogs have a lifespan of about 10 years, such as German Shepherds and Labrador Retrievers. Medium-sized dogs such as English Cocker Spaniels have a lifespan of about 12 years, while small dogs such as Poodles can live up to 13 to 14 years.

The natural lifespan of different types of cats is also different. For example, the lifespan of civet cats is about 15 years, the lifespan of lion cats is 16~20 years, the lifespan of British shorthair cats is 13~16 years, and the lifespan of American shorthair cats is 15~20 years.  Based on the life span of various types of cats, the comprehensive number should be 14, so the life span of most cats should be around this.

Seeing this, I believe everyone should know how long the lifespan of cats and dogs is, and what it is related to. In fact, the lifespan of cats and dogs is not very long. If you become a poop scooper, try to spend more time with them~