although in On average, dogs usually live between 8 to 18 years.generally, the Smaller breeds of dogs are those that reach a much longer life expectancy than the larger ones.
It should also be noted that beyond the size and of the Genetic heritage There are other factors that influence the longevity that our most faithful friends can achieve, such as a correct feeding and a good one physical activity. as well as the medical care and the affection of their ownersamong other.
In this way, according to a recent study. these are the 5 longest-lived dog breeds in the world. Take note to take it into account when deciding to incorporate a pet into your home.
–Chihuahua: with a life expectancy that in many cases reaches 20 yearsthe chihuahua is not only the smallest dog in the world but also the longest-lived.
Highly sensitive to sudden changes in weatherand especially at very low temperatures, is prone to get many diseasesso, to ensure that you can reach a long old age, it is best, after the age of 12, have frequent medical check-ups.
-Shiba inu: the privileged and otherwise low genetic predisposition to develop hereditary diseases means that the specimens of the Japanese Shiba inu dog breed can reach 18 years of life, which makes it the second longest-lived breed on the planet.
They are known to have more of a cat personality, as they are less friendly with strangers and would rather sleep than run.
–Border collie: considered as the dog smartest in the worldIn general, the Border collie has a life expectancy of between 14 to 17 yearswhich places it in third place in the ranking of the longest-lived dogs.
It is a breed that stands out for its excellent health and for its enormous physical resistance, although it is prone to suffer from some diseases, so you have to be very attentive to its health.
Poodle toy: the fourth place on the podium of the oldest dogs in the world is for the Poodle toy that can reach 16 or 17 years of life.
In this way, it is Longest-lived hypoallergenic dog breed in the worldthat is, completely safe for allergy sufferers.
-Dachshund: in the fifth and last place appears the Dachshund, also known as standard dachshund or dachshund.
It is one of the most popular and long-lived German dog breeds in the world since it they can live between 13 and 17 yearsas long as they receive the appropriate care to promote both good health and well-being.