I know they say it's better not to reveal these details with some patients, and that I wouldn't know, but I suspect it could be true. I can only say that since my pdoc has been totally honest with me that I have a much better working relationship with him than I've ever had with my prior ones.
By admin on May 13, 2009 in Labrador Health. If you are new dog owner, especially a Labrador owner, you will be will quite anxious to know how to take care of your little bundle of joy and also its life expectancy. So here is some information caring for a Labrador Retriever. The life span of a healthy Labrador is anything between 10 to 13 years. Some Labradors also live up to the age of 14. You may have noticed that I used to word healthy Labradors. This is because Labradors can be prone to diseases.
The phenomenon is well known to dog lovers: Dogs from bigger breeds donât live as long as smaller ones. The small breeds have an average life expectancy of 12 to 14 years; for larger breeds, it's 8 to 10; and for the so-called âgiant breeds,â lifespan is 5 to 8 years. cat is going to live longer than a rat, youâre going to live longer than a cat and a Galapagos tortoise is going to live longer than you. The worldâs smallest mammal, the bumblebee bat, is thought to live 5 to 10 years, while the largest, the blue whale, lives for 80 to 90.