Dog Aging and Human Age Comparison

The video explains that a one-year-old puppy is not equivalent to a seven-year-old child but is more like a 30-year-old adult. This is based on the wear and tear on their DNA. Dogs, particularly Labradors, age rapidly at first, with a doggy Bar Mitzvah occurring around 4 or 5 months. Their aging process then slows down. While a 10-year-old dog is comparable to a 70-year-old human, a 15-year-old dog is not over 100 in human years but is more like 80.

How does the age of a one-year-old puppy compare to a human's age?

• Like a 30-year-old adult

• Like a 20-year-old adult

• Like a 7-year-old child

• Like a 50-year-old adult

At what age do dogs experience a significant aging milestone?

• 6 months

• 1 year

• 2 years

• 4 or 5 months

How does the aging process of dogs change after the initial rapid phase?

• It continues at the same pace

• It accelerates

• It slows down significantly

• It stops completely

How does a 10-year-old dog compare to a human in terms of age?

• Like a 50-year-old human

• Like a 70-year-old human

• Like a 90-year-old human

• Like a 60-year-old human

What is the human age equivalent of a 15-year-old dog?

• Around 90 years old

• Around 80 years old

• Over 100 years old

• Around 70 years old