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Adam England

Scientists are looking into why the biggest dogs have shorter life expectancies — and what they've discovered makes a whole lot of sense

Woman laughing and hugging her large white dog.

Whether our dogs are big or small, we’d love them to stay by our side for as long as possible. However, we know that our pups’ lifespans are shorter than ours, so all we can do is ensure they’re as happy and healthy as possible.

Of course, some breeds tend to live longer than others, and we often find that smaller breeds live longer – it’s not unusual for dogs like chihuahuas and toy poodles to approach even their late teens.

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