A lot of you are familiar with RealAge www.realage.com which determines your real age based on various health and lifestyle factors. They created a new website for DogAge www.dogage.com which does the same for your dog.


I'm disappointed that my own dog didn't do so well, which of course is my fault and up to me to help her. My goal is to help increase her activity levels.

I'm taking it with a grain of salt - the recommendations said that his age increased because I admitted that he is rather underweight. It also increased his age because I leave food out all the time (and feed him people food ) which can lead to obesity.