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This 21-Year-Old Dog From Florida Is Officially Recognized As Oldest Dog In The World

by Jane Kenney

10 months ago

This 21-Year-Old Dog From Florida Is Officially Recognized As Oldest Dog In The World

A 21-year-old chihuahua from Florida named TobyKeith has officially been recognized as the oldest dog in the world by the Guinness Book of World Records. The dog was confirmed to be 21 years and 66 days by the Guinness Book of World Records on March 16th, residing roughly 10 miles southwest of West Palm Beach.

The owner of the dog, named Gisela Shore, adopted TobyKeith from a shelter when he was just a few months old. It was when the dog turned 20 that Shore felt he might just be the world’s oldest living dog.

Meet the oldest dog in the world – TobyKeith the 21-year-old chihuahua

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TobyKeith / Instagram Video Screenshot

“TobyKeith is my little bodyguard,” Shore tells Guinness. “(He) follows me everywhere. Lays on me while we watch TV. I adore him.” When this little fact was officially confirmed by the Guinness Book of World Records, TobyKeith got a bath, his nails trimmed, and went for a car ride to celebrate. The typical life span for a chihuahua is anywhere from 12 to 18 years.

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Shore personally believes that TobyKeith was able to live such a long life after overcoming a heart condition he had through diet and exercise. His diet mainly consists of vegetables, rice and chicken, and no treats with sugar.

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TobyKeith / Instagram Video Screenshot

“People can’t believe how good he looks for his age,” Shore adds. She also owns two other dogs and two parrots. Previously, the oldest dog in the world was an Australian-cattle dog named Bluey, which died in Australia at the age of 29 in 1939.

Meet TobyKeith in the video below!

 

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