We all love dogs. They are said to be the most faithful pets. Having a dog can be of great advantage. First, he is someone to whom you can always communicate. You won’t find a better listener than your dog. Secondly, a dog is someone with whom you can share all your feelings, whether they may be happiness, grief, sorrow, anxiety, etc. Also, dogs are the best playmates you can ever get. They can be your perfect buddy all the time.

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But the question here arises, for how long will your buddy be with you on an average? Will he be with you forever? Are their any ways to increase the time you spend with him? How do you make full use of the little time you have with your best buddy?
Firstly, it is a general rule and an observation that smaller dogs tend to outlive their larger counterparts. Thus, smaller dogs live for more time as compared to larger breeds. Large medium to large breed dog tend to live about ten years, although there are exceptions to every rule. Smaller breeds tend to live longer, anywhere from twelve to fifteen years.

Secondly, it has been seen that a dog that has his own house i.e. a proper shelter tends to live more than one who roams about freely ion the road. Thus, street dogs live a comparatively shorter life as compared to pet dogs. While some can adjust, most dog bodies find the extremes the environment can dish out at them to be exhausting and threatening.

Thirdly, the general fitness of the dog greatly determines its longevity. A dog that gets proper exercise daily is likely to have a greater life span as compared to the dog that doesn’t. If your dog comes from a family or breed history of hip and back problems such as hip dysplasia, excessive exercise in the first two years can put added stress on the joints in question and actually lead way to problems in the future.

Fourthly and lastly, regular visits to the veterinary doctor are very essential in order to have a check on the health of your dog. A vet will tell you exactly how to take proper care of your dog and what precautions should be taken by you to maintain good health of your dog.