Bichon Frise
Life expectancy about 14 to 15 years
A 5-year-old Norwegian Lundehund is about 36 in human years. Life expectancy is about 12 to 15 years.
In human years
about 28
At 3 years, your Norwegian Lundehund is about 28 in human years.
Life stage
Adult
Settled into who they are, with routines that suit you both.
Life expectancy for the Norwegian Lundehund is about 12 to 15 years, so yours is in the early chapters.
Track their birthday and weight in Paww.
| Dog age | Human years | Life stage |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | about 15 | Young adult |
| 2 years | about 24 | Young adult |
| 3 years | about 28 | Adult |
| 4 years | about 32 | Adult |
| 5 years | about 36 | Adult |
| 6 years | about 40 | Adult |
| 7 years | about 44 | Adult |
| 8 years | about 48 | Adult |
| 9 years | about 52 | Adult |
| 10 years | about 56 | Senior |
| 11 years | about 60 | Senior |
| 12 years | about 64 | Senior |
| 13 years | about 68 | Senior |
| 14 years | about 72 | Senior |
| 15 years | about 76 | Senior |
It’s a friendly rule of thumb, not a measurement, and every dog ages in their own way.
About 36. The first year counts as about 15 human years and the second adds about 9, so at two the Norwegian Lundehund is about 24. After that each year adds about 4, the pace for a small dog.
About 12 to 15 years. That is a breed-wide figure, not a prediction for one dog. Ask your vet about your dog's health.
From about 10 years, which is about 56 in human years. Bigger dogs tend to reach their senior years sooner than small dogs. Your vet can tell you what this stage means for your dog.