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Statistics About The Average Rottweiler Lifespan

The average lifespan of a Rottweiler is around 9 to 10 years.

Last Updated: June 23, 2024

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In the following post, we will explore the various statistics surrounding the lifespan of Rottweilers, shedding light on factors that influence their longevity. From the average lifespan and record-holding outliers to the impact of spaying/neutering, genetic testing, and common health issues, we will delve into the data to provide insights into how to help Rottweilers live longer and healthier lives.

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"The average lifespan of a Rottweiler is 8 to 10 years,"

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"The longest living Rottweiler on record lived to be 13 years old,"

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"A Rottweiler tends to live longer if it's spayed or neutered, adding an estimated 1-3 years to their life expectancy,"

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"In a study, only 13% of Rottweilers lived past 10 years,"

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"Only 8.7% of Rottweilers make it beyond 13 years,"

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"Rottweilers have one of the shortest life expectancies among large dog breeds,"

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"Rottweilers suffer a high rate of cancers, affecting their lifespan,"

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"Rottweilers are more susceptible to common health issues with age, reducing their life,"

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"Healthy diet and proper exercise can extend Rottweiler's lifespan by up to 15%,"

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"Overweight Rottweilers tend to live 1.2 years less than their normal-weight counterparts,"

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"On average, female Rottweilers live slightly longer than males,"

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"Purebred rottweilers tend to have shorter lifespans than mixed breed ones,"

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"Early socialization and training can contribute to a longer, happier life for a Rottweiler,"

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"Rottweiler's lifespan can be influenced by their weight; obesity shortens their lifespan,"

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"Correct genetic testing can prevent diseases that might shorten a Rottweiler’s lifespan,"

In summary, Rottweilers have an average lifespan of 8 to 10 years, with a few exceptional individuals living up to 13 years. Spaying or neutering can potentially extend their life expectancy, but factors such as genetics, health issues, and obesity also play significant roles in determining their lifespan. Proper care, including a healthy diet, exercise, socialization, and genetic testing, can contribute to a longer and happier life for Rottweilers, whereas common health issues, particularly cancer, can shorten their lifespan. Overall, being proactive in managing their health and well-being can greatly impact a Rottweiler’s longevity.

Jannik Lindner

Jannik is the Co-Founder of Gitnux and has been working in the digital space since 2016. He is specialized in content and tech.

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