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Great Dane age in human years
Great Dane is a huge-sized dog breed adored for impressive height, balance of elegance and strength, and a friendly character.
If you have a Great Dane, you might wonder how old your dog is in human years. The same way you'd calculate a huge-sized dog age in human years, you need to know your Great Dane's dog age and then convert it using these estimations:
- a 1-year-old Great Dane is 12 in human years;
- by the age of 6 years, a Great Dane is 49 in human age;
- each subsequent year adds 7-8 years in human years.
Here’s a table you can use to find a Great Dane age equivalent in human years:
Great Dane age | Human age |
---|---|
1 year | 12 years |
2 years | 22 years |
3 years | 31 years |
4 years | 38 years |
5 years | 45 years |
6 years | 49 years |
7 years | 56 years |
8 years | 64 years |
9 years | 71 years |
10 years | 79 years |
11 years | 86 years |
12 years | 93 years |
13 years | 100 years |
14 years | 107 years |
15 years | 114 years |
16 years | 121 years |
17 years | 128 years |
18 years | 135 years |
19 years | 142 years |
20 years | 149 years |
Great Danes live from 7 to 10 years. Their average lifespan is 8.5 years (shorter than the average dog's lifespan). They are prone to bloat (a gastric dilatation-volvulus). This health condition can be lethal for a dog. So regular vet check-ups and adopting a dog from a responsible breeder are a must.