At two years old, it can be assumed that a dog will have a good, long time ahead of it. At one year of age, it's 'still a puppy,' with all of the problems and difficulties that description brings to mind.At three years old, most people assume that the animal has fewer than 10 years left and don't want to think of the heartbreak of losing it so quickly. The ultimate barrier is at age five.uppies-The First Year (What you save when you adopt an older dog!) Veterinary Care/Laboratory Tests - $100 to $200 Immunizations - $50 to $100 Internal/External Parasite Treatment and Control - $100 to $150 Spay/Neuter - $40 to $200. The cost often depends on the dog's size and age.
Answers.comÂ® is making the world better one answer at a time. oysters live in water:on the surface land of the water.
And of those you have the Pacific Oysters (or Japanese Oyster), Kumamoto Oysters, European Flat Oysters, Atlantic Oysters and Olympia Oysters. Aside from the water they grow in, what makes these bivalves different from each other are the shells.