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Ever wonder how old your dog is in human years? If your dog was a human, how old would he be? Not all breeds age alike, so use this program to calculate your dog's "human" age.
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Although people still consider a dog a “puppy” until it’s around 2 years old, it’s only a puppy developmentally until 6 months. During their first half-year of life, your dog will grow exponentially, gaining and losing all of their baby teeth and achieving most of their height during this timespan.
Your dog reaches their challenging adolescent period between 6 months and a year old. Although they may still act like a puppy, they’re rapidly undergoing sexual development and will typically reach reproductive maturity between 9 months and a year.
After their first birthday, your dog will officially be considered an adult. At this time, you can switch them to adult food if you haven’t already, and they’re safely eligible to have puppies unless they’ve been spayed or neutered. With most of their linear growth behind them, your dog may continue to fill out and gain weight during their second y...
A dog is mature or middle-aged when its metabolism begins to slow. At this point, make sure that they don’t become obese. You might want to talk to your vet about switching to a low-calorie food.
Your dog is considered a senior during the last estimated 25% of their lifespan. For example, a dog that lives about 12 years would be a senior when it turns 9. You might consider switching to a senior diet if you haven’t already since dogs don’t need as many calories or fat as they did in their younger years.
Not all dogs live long enough to be considered geriatric, the final period of life where age expectancy is exceeded. As they rapidly slow down, they might develop cognitive problems such as dog dementia, so you’ll need to account for limited mobility, making sure they don’t jump down from furniture and carrying them when traveling a long distance. ...
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Use this calculator to easily calculate how old your dog is in human years based on a scientific formula. Enter the dog age or the birth date and get the equivalent human years and months. Learn the limitations, myths and limitations of the calculator.
Estimate your dog's age in human years based on the breed and the age in years and/or months. This calculator is for fun and not very accurate, and contains more than 190 breeds of dogs.
Are you wondering how old your dog is in human years? Use our dog age calculator to convert human years to dog years. Select your dog’s weight and age in weeks, months, or years, and it will convert it to human years. Dog Age Calculator. What is your dog’s age? Select Age Type: Years Months Weeks. What is your dog’s size?
