How Long Do Small Dog Breeds Live? The average lifespan for small dog breeds ranges from 10 to 15 years, with some breeds living as long as 18 years. In general, small dogs live longer than their larger counterparts, with the shortest living breeds still exceeding the average lifespan of most large breeds.
However, there are some legitimate medical conditions that can cause excessive sweating: 1  Menopause. 2  Pregnancy. 3  Thyroid problems. 4  Diabetes. Alcoholism. 5  Stroke. Heart failure.  Cancer.
The amount a person sweats also depends on how many sweat glands are activated and how much sweat is excreted from each gland. It turns out that fit men sweat significantly more than fit women. The same amount of sweat glands might be activated, but women produce less sweat from each gland.