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30-year-old dog named Bobi is the world’s oldest dog ever, Guinness World Records says

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The Guinness Book of World Records announced Thursday that a dog from Portugal had been named the world’s oldest dog. Bobi is 30 years 266 days old as of February 1, 2023, according to Guinness World Records.

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Take a bow-wow! Meet Bobi, the world's oldest dog on record

At over 30 years old, the canine's owner attributes his longevity to living in the countryside, never being chained and eating only 'human food.'

2 years ago·Japan

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Bobi, the world’s oldest dog, creates Guinness World Record as he turns 30

Leonel Costa, who petted Bobi near a church in the village of Conqueiros in central Portugal, said that Bobi had broken an almost century-old record held by an Australian cattle dog that died at 29 years and five months in 1939.

2 years ago·New Delhi, India

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Sorry, Spike. There's a new world's oldest living dog — and he's the oldest ever recorded

Bobi grew up "very sociable," alongside many other animals, and roamed free in the forests and farmland around the house, according to the statement.

2 years ago

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Sorry, Spike. There's a new world's oldest living dog — and he's the oldest ever recorded

Bobi grew up "very sociable," alongside many other animals, and roamed free in the forests and farmland around the house, according to the statement.

2 years ago·Salem, United States

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Sorry, Spike. There's a new world's oldest living dog — and he's the oldest ever recorded

Bobi grew up "very sociable," alongside many other animals, and roamed free in the forests and farmland around the house, according to the statement.

2 years ago

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Sorry, Spike. There's a new world's oldest living dog — and he's the oldest ever recorded

Bobi grew up "very sociable," alongside many other animals, and roamed free in the forests and farmland around the house, according to the statement.

2 years ago·Albuquerque, United States

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Guinness World Records broke the news in 2 years ago on Thursday, February 2, 2023.

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