How long do labradors live?
12 to 17.9 years
typically 12 years
The typical lifespan for a labrador is 12 years, with documented individuals reaching up to 17.9 years.
- A panel of veterinary and academic experts reached a consensus that the average/typical lifespan of labradors is 12 years.
- In a prospective cohort of 39 pedigree adult neutered labradors, 89.7 per cent lived to meet or exceed the typical lifespan, and the oldest dog reached 17.9 years.
These are the documented figures; individual animals vary with care, genetics and luck.
Grounded in: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. Every figure above appears
verbatim in the linked sources.
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