Photo: Pusuke -World’s oldest dog passed away in Sakura, Japan
World’s most longevous living dog died yesterday (5 December 2011) in Sakura, Japan.
The animal whose name was Pusuke, was entitled by the Guiness Book of World Records as the oldest living dog on the planet with an impressive age of 26 years and 9 months.
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The Japanese male cross-breed dog claimed his deserved title in December 2010. Another previous record had been awarded to a 28-year-old U.S. dog who lost his life in 2003.
Oldest dog Pusuke posing in a picture from 24 Dec. 2010. Photo:Kyodo via Reuters
I don’t get it. 26 years 9 months is longer than 28 years? I must have went to the wrong school!
Sorry to hear about the dog though!
@Tony: It was about the oldest LIVING dog here. The 28-year-old American dog died long time ago in 2003. Of course the ALL TIME record is probably held by that one who died first. Regarding that also the Japanese dog died (yesterday), the Guiness Record must be passed further to next one still alive.
Nice to know that a dog lived such a long time. Humanbeings’ greatest friend.
I have a dog living in her 12th year. I am trying to keep her for more than 20 years.
I love my pet as if it is our own child.