How many dog years are in 1 human year?

Answer 1

It's commonly been regarded as 7 but experts are now taking a slightly different view - go to maxibeagle.com to see.

Answer 2

Depending on size [weight] will determine how many years to one human. A smaller dog has only 6 years to every one human. A large breed dog like a Great Dane or St. Bernard has 7. As a large breed dog gets to be full grown or older the years increase so lets say at 1 human year the dog would be 7, but at 4 years old he'd be about 36 rather than 28, hence why Great Danes and St. Bernards live to only about 8 years old. The bigger the dog the faster he ages. If you have a medium breed dog then add 7 years to every one human. 3 years = 21 years dog. Hope that helps.

Answer 3

The dog to human age comparison had been revamped many years ago due to a better understanding of canine development and psychology. Therefore, the "Seven years" equation is incorrect. The newer system is still a generalization, but much more accurate.

By the end of the first year you have a "teenage" dog. 8 years is considered relative "Middle aged" for most long lived breeds. Not every year has equal growth, just like humans.

1=15
2=24
4=32
7=45
10=56
15=76
20=98

Answer 4

Dogs age faster in the first couple of years and then it slows down a little.
Canine Age = Human Age
2 Months = 14 Months
6 Months = 5 Years
8 Months = 9 Years
1 Year = 15 Years
2 Years = 24 Years
3 Years = 28 Years
4 Years = 32 Years
5 Years = 37 Years
6 Years = 42 Years
7 Years = 47 Years
8 Years = 52 Years
9 Years = 57 Years
10 Years = 62 Years
11 Years = 67 Years
12 Years = 72 Years
13 Years = 77 Years
14 Years = 82 Years

Answer 5

7

Answer 6

7

Answer 7

7

Answer 8

7

Answer 9

7

Answer 10

7

Answer 11

If the dog is 2 years old than it is 25 years old in human years than it is 4 years for every 1 year after that.