Pointers typically live 12 to 17 years. The longevity of the Pointer is influenced by several factors, including genetics, diet, exercise, healthcare, and their living environment. A balanced diet that meets their nutritional needs helps maintain overall health and prevent obesity-related problems. Regular exercise is crucial for English Pointers, given their high energy levels and hunting instincts. Routine veterinary check-ups,
vaccinations , dental care, and prompt treatment of illnesses or injuries also contribute to their longevity. A safe, low-stress living environment with plenty of mental and physical enrichment can further improve their quality of life and lifespan.