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Five Ways to Keep Your Dog Healthy

We want our beloved dogs to live a long life, but also a healthy one—not least to keep the bills down.

The American Kennel Club reported that the average lifespan of small dog breeds is between 10 to 15.

The beagle, a popular breed, has an average lifespan of 12 years. The much larger Labrador, one of the most popular dog breeds in the United States for the last decade, can reach up to 12 years too. However, some dogs can live well until 18.

Vet Dr. Pete Wedderburn spoke to about five ways owners can keep their animals healthy throughout their lives.

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