What is the life expectancy of the american eskimo?

Question

Please add your source :)

the human, not the dog lol.

Answer 1

~When, today? Which "Eskimos", the ones living in cities and towns with all the ammenities of modern society, or the ones living in the tundra with little or no contact with the outside world. Pure blooded or cross-bred with other ethnic groups? Alaskan Inupiak? North American Inuits? Siberian Yuvik? Greenland Kalaallit? Canadian Inuvialiut? Their cousins, the Scandanavian Sami's. Since you refer to "American", I assume you are not interested in the Siberinians, Scandanavians, Greenlanders, or, probably, Canadians. That would, I suppose, limit the question to the Inupiak and Yupik, unless one subscribes to the theory that the Yupik, not being descended from the Thule, should be excluded. On the other hand, The Yupik prefer to be called "Eskimo" and not Inuit, which would eliminate the Inupiak from your querry and focus it on the Yupik. Since the Inuit consider the term "Eskimo" to be degrogotory, I suppose the Yupik would be the better focus of the answer. In any case, the question is devoid of sufficient detail to give any answer other than, the life expectancy is the span of time, on the average, between birth and death.

Answer 2

American Eskimo Life Expectancy

Answer 3

Witch Eskimo, humans or the dog?
The dog
Life Expectancy- About 15 or more years
Source- http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/americaneskimo.htm
For people see
http://www.census.gov/prod/1/pop/p25-1130/p251130.pdf#search='eskimo%20life%20expectancy'

Answer 4

my American skimo is 13 years old and every body thinks he is still a puppy ,I hope he will live for another ,7 years with no problem