The lifespan of a teacup dog is usually between 5 and 10 years, and can be longer with good care.

Keeping a Teacup requires more time and effort from the owner; they have low immunity and sensitive digestion, making them too susceptible to illness. Owners usually need to pay close attention to its urination and defecation conditions to determine its health.

The lifespan of a teacup is two to three times lower than that of a normal dog, while the difficulty of raising them is ten times greater than that of a normal dog, and owners need to put in more time and energy to take care of them.

The aspects of teacup dogs that need attention to improve their life expectancy?

When keeping a teacup dog, the owner needs to pay close attention to observing its urinary and fecal conditions to determine whether it is normal or not, through the color, smell, shape, softness and hardness of urine and feces and the presence of worms and other characteristics, you can promptly understand whether the teacup dog is healthy or not. It is usually not recommended to keep teacup dogs, their immunity is low, digestive function is more sensitive than other dogs, the requirements of the growing environment is very strict, if you do not get thorough care, the disease will be very frequent.