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Dogs see a steady decline in quality of life once they hit their expected lifespan.
Researchers say understanding how dogs age is increasingly important as veterinary medicine improves.
North Carolina State University developed a system to measure the quality of a dog's life.
Dogs who score under 5.35 are at a higher risk of death, researchers say.
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