A dog named Bobi has been declared the world’s oldest living dog ever, Guinness World Records announced Thursday.
Bobi, who lives in Portugal, is an astounding 30 years and 267 days old! Bobi’s age was verified by SIAC, a pet database used by veterinarians and authorized by the Portuguese government.
Born on May 11, 1992, Bobi was going to be put down as a puppy but his human Leonel Costa saved him. The family members share their theories as to Bobi’s longevity. They attribute his long life to a number of reasons: growing up in a “calm, peaceful environment” away from the city, roaming freely on their farm, and being very sociable – Bobi spends time with lots of animals. They also say Bobi enjoys a healthy diet. He drinks a lot of water and eats human food without seasoning.
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