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avatar Anonymous

how long do dogs live?



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avatarPhil
# of Thumbs Up Received (2)		 depends on what kind of dog and how its raiesed and who the owner is
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avatarAnonymous it completely depends on the breed and all medical conditions. If you're interested in a particular breed type it into google and click on the result with the website "dogbreedinfo.com" or the AKC results. They're very reliable and can tell you a lot about the breed you like.

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I have 3 dogs :D
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avatarLizInHolt
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Have six dogs!
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avatarCassii_00
# of Thumbs Up Received (0)		 i would think the oldest a dog can be is like 13,14,15,or,16. it depends on the dog.
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