World's Oldest Dog Featured In Today's Show

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This morning Today Show featured world's oldest dog Chanel. While Chanel has some health issues the world's oldest dog is still lively and has character.

Meredith Vieira, the co-host of Today Show, joked that now that Chanel’s turning 21, “She can drink whiskey out of a toilet.”

"Matt Lauer took advantage of the fact that Chanel is a “wiener dog” to tease Vieira. At the equivalent of 120 years old, he told his co-host, “that makes [Chanel] the oldest hot dog I’ve seen since that barbecue at your place.”

"Chanel might not have gotten her place in Guinness World Records had it not been for Denice’s husband, Karl Shaughnessy, who was paging through the record book one day and realized he didn’t see a category for the oldest dog. He called Guinness and sent in Chanel’s birth certificate showing her birth date: May 6, 1988," reports MSNBC.

World's oldest dog ever whose age could be verified was Bluey, an Australian cattle dog that died at the ripe old age of 29 years, 5 months in 1939. "Chanel is undeniably remarkable. At almost 21, she’s in fine fettle, still likes to play, and has just a few physical issues that can be expected at an age that translates to 120 for a human."

To learn more about Channel please visit Today Show's coverage on the World's Oldest Dog.

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