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Meet Chanel: Almost 21, the world's oldest dog
She has cataracts and gets cold easily - but there's life in the old dog yet

By Mike Celizic
TODAYShow.com contributor
updated 10:13 a.m. ET, Wed., May 6, 2009

They say every dog has its day, but this one has had more than most: Chanel, a dachshund mix, is going to be celebrating her 21st birthday (that's 120 in human years, according to Chanel's veterinarian). And though she wears "doggles" for cataracts and gets cold easily, there's life in the old dog yet.

The birthday girl, looking sporty in a pink sweater and the trademark red goggles she wears because of her cataracts, visited the TODAY show set in New York Wednesday with her owner, Denice Shaughnessy.

"She's doing fine," Shaughnessy said of Chanel. "The vet says he's never seen a dog her age do so much."

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At 203 in doggie years, is Bella the mongrel the world's oldest dog ever?

The joy of gnawing on a bone is a distant memory and these days the only walkies she can manage is a potter around the garden.

But that's not bad going considering Bella the Labrador cross is around 29 years old.

That's 203 if every year of a dog's life equals seven human years.

The faithful pet is believed to be the world's oldest living dog and could even be the oldest dog ever.

Unfortunately her owner David Richardson, 76, has no documentation to prove her precise date of birth and so Bella's extraordinary longevity will never enter the record books.

Bella still manages her favourite daily treat - sucking a toffee sweet while lying in her basket.

Mr Richardson, who also owns a Border collie, has won a number of prizes at dog shows during their 26 years together.

Only last year at the Dronfield show, Bella competed in a team with three other "family" dogs and beat younger pedigrees to the top prize.

Mr Richardson said he had suspected for some time that she could be the oldest dog in England, but never dreamt she might take the world title.

The world's oldest ever official dog was an Australian cattle dog named Bluey. He was eventually put to sleep in 1939, aged 29 years and five months.

Until his death in 2003, the only other official Guinness World Records holder was Butch, a 28-year-old Beagle from Virginia, USA, who held the title of "oldest living dog".

Gareth Deaves, records manager from Guinness World Records, said Bella would not be able to take over the titles held by Butch or Bluey "unless we can find some really clear evidence from the RSPCA" to prove her age.

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