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!
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