which is the oldest dog in history ever recorded?

Answer 1

"Bluey" was an Australian Cattle Dog who herded cattle and sheep in Australia for nearly twenty years before retiring. The dog died in 1939 at the age of 29 years, five months. Another dog, an Australian Cattle Dog / Labrador mix, died in 1984 reportedly at the age of 32 years and 3 days, but this case was not fully documented, and so it is not official. In the 2000s, at least two dogs were vying for the record at 27 or 28 years old, one fed a vegetarian diet and one fed primarily on kangaroo and emu meat.

Answer 2

"Bluey" was an Australian Cattle Dog who herded cattle and sheep in Australia for nearly twenty years before retiring. The dog died in 1939 at the age of 29 years, five months. Another dog, an Australian Cattle Dog / Labrador mix, died in 1984 reportedly at the age of 32 years and 3 days, but this case was not fully documented, and so it is not official.

According to the Sunday Telegraph, Bramble, living in Bridgewater, Somerset, has just celebrated her 27th birthday, possibly making her Britain's oldest living dog and a contender for the oldest dog in the world.

Answer 3

The prehistoric times the first Canine was a Wolf, and then there were other species, in our time. www.history.com search there for the evolution of the Canine species, then you will find the facts. Happy New Year they will give you pix as well.