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Los Angeles pooch Gino, 22, named oldest living dog by Guinness World Records

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Gino is a Chihuahua and Eskimo mix and is 22 years old. Alex Wolf was a sophomore in college in 2002 when he and his roommates decided to adopt a dog. After graduation, Wolf brought Gino home to Southern California. Nowadays he's living the life one might expect of a geriatric celebrity.

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Los Angeles pooch Gino, 22, named oldest living dog by Guinness World Records

A dog in Los Angeles has officially been recognized by Guinness World Records as the oldest living dog in the world.

1 year ago·Los Angeles, United States

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Leicester Mercury

Guinness World Records name British cat oldest in the world

Flossie would be over 120 in human years

1 year ago·Leicester, United Kingdom

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Yorkshire Evening Post

Guinness World Records names chihuahua, Gino the world’s oldest dog living

Gino’s owner, Alex Wolf first adopted the chihuahua in 2000, when he was a college student.

1 year ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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La Opinion

Los Angeles chihuahua dog is considered the oldest dog in the world by Guinness World Records

Guinness World Records verified Gino's date of birth and he is 22 years and 52 days old; the pet was adopted by Alex Wolf from an animal welfare society in 2002

1 year ago

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Slate Report

22-year-old rescue pup is crowned the oldest living dog on Earth by Guinness World Records - Slate Report

A 22-year-old rescue pup has been crowned the oldest living dog on Earth. Gino, who lives in Colorado with his owner Alex Wolf, 40, was awarded the impressive title by Guinness World Records earlier this month. The happy pooch was born in 2000 and later rescued by Alex, then an university student in California, in 2002, Today reported. Gino has […]

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