Why is it said that dogs are not eight years, chickens are not six years ?

What does the old rural saying "no eight years for a dog, no six years for a chicken"?

This is mainly based on the lifespan of these animals, the average dog is already very old in about 8 years, and the body will be very weak and easy to die; Chickens, about 6 years, will also produce the same situation, and there is a superstition among the people that these animals will become sperm after these years.

These are actually talking about the lifespan of animals, dogs usually have a hard time living for 8 years, and chickens don't live for 6 years. The life spans of these animals are usually relatively short.

This shows that everything has a lifespan, and when the life expectancy is reached, all kinds of problems will arise that will make them die soon.

What does the old rural saying "no eight years for a dog, no six years for a chicken"?

But pull it down, that's when the dog lives to be psychic for 8 years, and it will be killed in the eighth year!

No dog has lived more than 8 years, and a chicken has not lived more than 6 years.

Generally speaking, it is the lifespan of an animal.

Of course not. Farmers are generally poor, few are rich, people often can't eat, not to mention the chickens and dogs at home, so whether it is a person or an animal, the body's nutrition is always unable to keep up, it is easy to get sick, and even starve to death in disaster years. So the chickens and dogs at that time didn't live long.

So there is a saying that "dogs have no eight years, chickens do not have six years".

Of course not, because my dog has been around for more than 8 years, but probably based on experience, the vast majority of dogs and chickens are like this.

The meaning of this sentence is that the dogs raised at home must be let go after 8 years, and if the chickens are raised after 6 years, they need to be slaughtered.

What does the old rural saying "no eight years for a dog, no six years for a chicken"?

Anyone who has lived in the countryside should know that almost every household in the countryside will have a dog, and then have a few chickens, there is a saying in the countryside: "Dogs have no eight years, chickens have no six years", what is the basis for this statement?

It's like "people live for a hundred years", in fact, there are a small number of people who live to be more than 100 years old!

What does the old rural saying "no eight years for a dog, no six years for a chicken"?

Yes, it means that you don't live long.

What does the old rural saying "no eight years for a dog, no six years for a chicken"?

, my old dog has been around since I was 7 years old, I'm 24 years old this year, and the old dog is still alive and well.

Haha, give me science again, it makes so much sense.

One of my hens lived for more than eight years. Chickens can understand human speech. I would also lift the curtain and go to the neighbor's house to find someone.

As the old saying goes, "chickens are not three years, dogs are not six years", the meaning of this sentence is probably to say, the chickens raised at home are generally only raised for three years, and in three years, they should basically be slaughtered and eaten meat, and the dogs raised at home cannot be more than six years, and bad things will happen in the family after six years. That being said, I can tolerate killing chickens, and dogs are very loyal animals, and I can't afford to kick them out or do anything bad to them.

The ancients believed that chickens should not live for more than three years at home, and dogs should not live for more than six years at home, and once they exceed this age, then they will bring some bad experiences to their own homes.

It means that the chickens in the family have been raised for more than three years, and they can be killed after three years; The dog in the house cannot be kept for more than six years, and it cannot be kept at home for more than six years.

It is about a natural law of animal birth, aging, sickness and death, which means that the lifespan of chickens does not exceed three years under normal circumstances, and the lifespan of dogs does not exceed six years.