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Siberian Husky - Dog breed
Dogmedium12-15 yearsWorking

Siberian Husky

Loyal, outgoing, and mischievous working dog

Size
medium
Lifespan
13 years
Senior Age
10+ years
Origin
Siberia

Characteristics

LoyalOutgoingMischievousFriendly

Siberian Husky Age in Human Years

Dog AgeHuman AgeLife Stage
0.5 years19 yearsJunior
1 year30 yearsAdult
2 years40 yearsAdult
3 years46 yearsAdult
4 years51 yearsMature
5 years54 yearsMature
6 years57 yearsMature
7 years59 yearsMature
8 years61 yearsMature
9 years63 yearsMature
10 years64 yearsMature
12 years67 yearsSenior
14 years70 yearsSenior

Health Considerations

  • Eye problems possible
  • Hip dysplasia screening
  • Needs lots of exercise

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Siberian Huskys live?

Siberian Huskys typically live 12 to 15 years, with an average lifespan of 13 years. Proper nutrition, regular exercise, and routine veterinary care can help your Siberian Husky live a longer, healthier life.

When is a Siberian Husky considered a senior?

A Siberian Husky is generally considered a senior at around 10 years of age. At this stage, you may notice changes in energy levels, and it's important to adjust their diet and exercise routine accordingly.

How do I calculate my Siberian Husky's age in human years?

Siberian Husky aging isn't linear like the old "7 years" myth suggests. Use our breed-specific calculator above for accurate results. Generally, Siberian Huskys age faster in their first few years, then slow down as adults.

What size is a Siberian Husky?

Siberian Huskys are classified as medium-sized dogs. They belong to the Working group and are known for being loyal, outgoing, mischievous.

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