It all really depends upon genetics. I think Labrador mixes tend to live longer than the purebreds- but that is just a personal observation. Eleven years old is pretty old for a Lab, be glad that you have had that much time to spend with her/him! Some Labrador Retrievers will only live to be eight, some will live to be seventeen... but the average lifespan of a healthy Lab is from ten to fourteen years of age. Keep your Lab as healthy as possible!
History of Euro-the Euro currency was launched or introduced as an accounting currency on January 1, 1999. The history of Euro started with the acceptance of the Maastricht Treaty.
This single currency â the euro â was first introduced in 1999 as 'book money', with the national currencies still circulating but having become sub-units of the euro. Then, in 2002, the changeover to the new currency was completed with the introduction of euro banknotes and coins. Today, the euro is the only currency of all the countries in the euro area. This means that you no longer need to exchange coins and banknotes when you cross borders. So trade is much easier, giving us greater choice of what to buy.