Greetings one & all;
Say, could someone please help me out with this: who came-up with this "7
year" equivalency theory regarding dog years as opposed to humans
(etc.)????? Also, "HOW" did that clever person come-up with it???
I'd really be interested in finding that out!
All these years being involved with dogs, I just "automatically accepted"
that each dog year is equivalent to 7 human ones, without ever really
wondering "how the heck do we know that?"...!
Thanks so much.
Sincerely;
apbtlover & JazzyPup
"alpha.bob©" <alpha.bob©@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 6 Aug 2006 15:54:39 -0400, FlyersFan1976 RemoveThis @webtv.net (Jose
> Valena) wrote:
>
> >is 12 years a normal length for a dogs life?
> > a friend owned a Mastiff who was very healty that died after 6 years,
> >they said it was a natural death. can some one explain to me about this
> >kind of Dogs years? cause if a dog lived for 12 years in human time
> >would that make the dog 24 in dog years? i do not understand
> That is X7 which would be 84 years. Also the size of the dog makes a
> difference, larger by rule of thumb means less years.
> --
> Bob & Trouble
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