How old is a 17-year-old Golden Retriever in human years?
A 17-year-old Golden Retriever is about 105 in human years on the vet chart for large dogs, which makes them a senior. Most live 10–12 years and are considered senior from around 8½ years old. That is beyond the typical 10–12 year lifespan of a Golden Retriever.
At 17 years, a Golden Retriever is
105 human years
Vet chart (by size)
This is older than the typical lifespan, so treat the number as a rough estimate.
Other methods: DNA formula (UCSD study): 76 · The ×7 rule: 119
The default is the size-based vet chart. See how pet age is calculated.
FAQ
How old is a 17-year-old Golden Retriever in human years?
A 17-year-old Golden Retriever is about 105 in human years on the vet chart for large dogs, which makes them a senior. Most live 10–12 years and are considered senior from around 8½ years old. That is beyond the typical 10–12 year lifespan of a Golden Retriever.
Is a 17-year-old Golden Retriever old?
A 17-year-old Golden Retriever is a senior. This breed is usually senior from around 8½ years old.
How old is a 17-year-old Golden Retriever with the ×7 rule?
119, compared with 105 on the vet chart for large dogs. The ×7 rule is a myth.