200 in dog years? A couple in Derbyshire, England, are trying to figure out if their pooch is the oldest one in the world.
The BBC reports:
Bella’s owner David Richardson, 76, said he bought the mixed breed dog from the RSPCA 26 years ago when she was “at least three years old”.
That would make Bella’s age more than 200 in canine years.
Wowzers! The Guiness Book of World Records will need a little more hardcore evidence from the RSPCA if “Bella” is to claim the title of world’s oldest dog. Let’s hope they can dig it up!
To watch a video of owner Richardson being interviewed by the BBC, click here.
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My coworker’s dog , Zach is 18 and going strong. The reason I’m writing is because Zach doesn’t looks dissimilar to Bella. Could it be there is a certain type of mutt combo that can leads to long living dogs???
Wow! And I’m only about 70 in dog years. Unless you count my results from the dog-real-age test.