"Disease Risk: How Your Dog's Size Impacts Health"

A new study from the Dog Aging Project suggests that larger dogs tend to have a higher risk of various health problems and shorter lifespans, while smaller dog breeds have their own unique health risks. The study, which looked at data from over 27,000 dogs, found that larger dogs were more likely to have issues such as cancer, neurological conditions, and gastrointestinal problems, while smaller dogs were more prone to eye, cardiac, and liver problems. The research aims to provide insights into disease categories that may contribute to reduced lifespan in larger dogs and suggests avenues for further exploration to help keep dogs healthy and living longer lives.