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. 2023 Feb 21;10:1082102. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2023.1082102

Table 3.

Global life expectancy table for dogs (all purebred and mixed breed combined).

Age interval in years (x, x + 1) P(x) total population d(x) decease population m(x) q(x) l(x) L(x) T(x) e(x) 95% CI
0–1 1,608,758 43,476 0.0270 0.0267 100,000 97,867 1,269,213 12.69 12.68–12.70
1–2 1,331,906 14,276 0.0107 0.0107 97,334 96,815 1,171,346 12.03 12.03–12.04
2–3 1,177,583 11,310 0.0096 0.0096 96,296 95,836 1,074,532 11.16 11.15–11.17
3–4 1,093,330 11,480 0.0105 0.0104 95,375 94,877 978,696 10.26 10.25–10.27
4–5 1,066,987 13,148 0.0123 0.0122 94,379 93,801 883,819 9.36 9.36–9.37
5–6 1,008,031 16,145 0.0160 0.0159 93,223 92,483 790,017 8.47 8.47–8.48
6–7 935,213 19,637 0.0210 0.0208 91,742 90,789 697,535 7.60 7.60–7.61
7–8 887,776 26,388 0.0297 0.0293 89,836 88,520 606,746 6.75 6.75–6.76
8–9 810,013 35,663 0.0440 0.0431 87,205 85,326 518,225 5.94 5.93–5.95
9–10 707,952 45,257 0.0639 0.0619 83,448 80,863 432,899 5.19 5.18–5.20
10–11 614,524 56,118 0.0913 0.0873 78,279 74,860 352,036 4.50 4.49–4.50
11–12 484,797 60,550 0.1249 0.1176 71,442 67,243 277,175 3.88 3.87–3.89
12–13 371,564 64,343 0.1732 0.1594 63,044 58,020 209,932 3.33 3.32–3.34
13–14 265,424 61,806 0.2329 0.2086 52,997 47,470 151,912 2.87 2.86–2.88
14–15 168,706 51,430 0.3048 0.2645 41,943 36,395 104,442 2.49 2.48–2.50
15–16 92,503 35,442 0.3831 0.3215 30,848 25,888 68,047 2.21 2.19–2.22
16–17 42,472 19,224 0.4526 0.3691 20,929 17,066 42,159 2.01 2.00–2.03
17+ 26,010 13,687 0.5262 0.4166 13,204 25,092 25,092 1.90 1.88–1.92

P(x), total population (survivors plus deceased) at the mid-point of the age interval (x, x + 1); d(x), deceased study population in the age interval (x, x + 1); m(x), central rate of death in the age interval (x, x + 1); q(x), conditional probability of death in the age interval (x, x + 1); l(x), number of a hypothetical population of dogs surviving to the age of x years, calculated from a starting population of 100,000 dogs at birth subject throughout life to the same conditional probability of death as the actual population at each age interval; L(x), number of dog years lived at age x, based on the hypothetical starting population of 100,000 dogs at birth; T(x), number of dog-years lived beyond year x; e(x), life expectancy for dogs in the age interval (x, x + 1); CI, confidence interval.