Study Finds a Dog Year Doesn't Equal 7 Human Years
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For years pet owners have gone by the rule that if you multiply your dog's age by 7, you will get their true age — so if your dog is 8 years old, their physiological age is likely closer to 56. Science is here to say that equation isn't quite right. A new study by researchers at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine, which was recently published in the Cell Systems journal, has found this practice won't give you your pooch's true age because dogs age differently than humans. Read More: A Dog Isn't 7 in Human Years Support our work: Donate Now
