How long does a Jindo dog live?

The Jindo is a dog breed hailing from South Korea, resembling a wolf, with upright ears, a curled tail, and a sporty physique.

They are well-regarded for their problem-solving skills, strong loyalty, and keen hunting instinct, which makes them excellent guardians.

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They still perform some of these roles, but their primary role is now as family pets.

If you’re interested in or already have a Jindo, knowing their lifespan is crucial. They typically live for about 12-13 years.

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How to know how old Jindo dogs are

For Jindo puppies, gauging their age is relatively simple by checking their teeth.

During the first year, their teeth start developing, so if they have missing or “baby” teeth, they’re likely still in the puppy phase.

Older Jindos might show signs like a graying snout and are typically less lively and active compared to younger ones.

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Our dogs transition from energetic puppies to serene seniors in the blink of an eye.

We wish they could stay with us forever, but their lifespans are much shorter.

However, by making small adjustments to their lifestyle and providing proper care, we can help them live as long and happily as possible.

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This article was compiled with the help of Artificial Intelligence