Now, everyone hopes to raise a dog to accompany them, but the average lifespan of different breeds of dogs is different. The following types of dogs do not have long lifespans, and you must cherish it once you raise them.

Great Dane

Average lifespan: 8-10 years

The Great Dane is the largest dog in the world. Unlike its strong physique, it has a very gentle and friendly personality. Its courage can even be said to be a bit small, with a big contrast.

Reason for short life: The Great Dane is huge in size, and its weight in adulthood is equivalent to 100 times its weight at birth, because it grows too quickly, and the cell differentiates and proliferates quickly, and the relative aging speed is faster.

Breeding suggestions: Great Dane needs a very large space for movement, otherwise it will not be enough for it to use its legs and feet. It will be completed in just two steps.

Rottweilers

Average lifespan: 9-10 years

Rottweilers are muscular and are a breed with great strength and courage. They are very loyal to their owners and will sacrifice their lives to protect their owners once they encounter danger.

Reason for short life: Rotweiler is also a large dog. The larger the size of the dog, the greater the body function, and the burden on the internal organs will increase, so its life will be faster.

Feeding suggestions: Because Rotweiler exercises a lot, joint problems are more likely to occur when he gets old. The owner needs to feed it some calcium tablets to help it supplement calcium.

Teacup Dog

Average lifespan: 4-5 years

Teacup Dog "dog is as its name", has a very miniature figure, so it looks very petite and cute. It takes up a small space, eats less, and can even be taken out with you.

Reasons for short life: Teacup dogs are not naturally produced breeds, but are grown from poodles with "dwarfism". Therefore, they have many genetic diseases. In addition, they have weak constitutions, so they are difficult to cure once the disease occurs.

Breeding suggestions: Teacup dogs have poor physical fitness and need careful care from their owners. They can usually feed them some goat milk powder to supplement nutrition and improve immunity.