Most dogs seem to generally share a common lifespan,
bringing us roughly 10-13 of the best years we’ve ever had.
But some breeds make the list for having an abnormally
long life expectancy. In fact, there are records of dogs living
well past 20-years-old. Although this list of the longest living
dog breeds doesn’t contain the Australian Cattle Dog, the
world record for the longest living dog is an ACD named
Bluey. Bluey passed away in 1939 at the ripe age of 29-
years-old! Pretty amazing when you think about it, and it
makes us wish all of our dogs lived that long. Curious to see
what other breeds hold records? View our gallery below!

#1 – Chihuahua


Chihuahuas are one of the longest living breeds, and
perhaps because they’re also one of the smallest. With an
average lifespan of 15-20 years, these little guys will give you
a long time of wonderful adventures. The longest living
Chihuahua on record actually passed away in January of
this year at 20-years-old.

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#2 – Yorkshire Terrier
Yorkies are one of the most popular breeds around, and
lucky for their owners they live an average of 17-20 years!
Another tiny breed, it’s really no surprise that they’re a
favorite of dog lovers.

These fluffy little dogs have an average life expectancy of
12-16 years. These wonderful pups are another favorite
among dog owners, and luckily they bring many years of
love.

#4 – Dachshund
These lively characters are another long-living breed with a
lifespan of 12-15 years. However, a Dachshund named
Chanel lived to be 21-years-old!

#5 – Toy Poodle
Toy Poodles may seem very different from their larger
counterparts, but they’re just as smart and easy to train.
These little guys generally live longer, with an average
lifespan of 12-15 years. The oldest living Toy Poodle was
Seamus, who lived to be 20-years-old.

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