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Frequently asked
Can you answer a medical question about my dog?
No. dogage.co is a reference and tool site, not a veterinary service. Any decision about your dog's health belongs with a licensed veterinarian — yours, or a second-opinion vet if you want another read. If you're looking for general education about a condition, our breed-specific health pages and guides may be a starting point for the conversation you have with your vet.
I found a factual error or outdated citation. How do I report it?
Email editorial@dogage.co with the page URL, the specific claim that looks wrong, and — if you have it — a link to the more current research. We aim to respond to substantive corrections within five business days. Editorial corrections get prioritised over feature requests.
Are the breed lifespan numbers on this site current?
The breed medians come from the Royal Veterinary College VetCompass programme (McMillan et al. 2024), which is the most recent large-cohort UK life-table publication. If a newer, larger study supersedes it, we update. Breeds outside the VetCompass cohort fall back to AKC breed-standard ranges and are flagged as such inline.
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