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Meet Otto of Shrewsbury, England. The lovable dachshund-terrier mix is 20 years and 8 months old — that’s about 145 in dog years — and he’s being certified as the World’s Oldest Living Dog by Guinness World Records. Full Article at Pop Crunch
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Advertisement The Guinness World Record's oldest dog in the world, Otto Jones, a 20-year-old Dachshund terrier cross from Shropshire, shows he is never too old to play. Full Article at BBC News
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Otto gets to sleep with his head on the pillow and under a blanket next to his owner, according to this story from the Associated Press. The Guinness World Records made it official: Otto is currently the oldest living dog. Full Article at USA Today
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Proving it’s never too late to teach an old dog a trick, this 20-year-old pooch has just learned how to break a world record. At 140 in dog years, Otto, a dachshund cross terrier from Shrewsbury, has been named the world’s oldest canine. Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
