Sunday, 1 April 2012

World's oldest dog Dead in Japan



Tokyo the world's oldest dog has died in Japan. The dog was named Pusuke last breath at the age of 26 years, 9 months or the equivalent of 125 years of age in humans.

According to the dog owner, Yumiko Shinohara as reported by Kyodo News and reported by AFP on Thursday (8/12/2011), before his death, Pusuke suddenly refuse to be fed.

The animal was seen having difficulty breathing before he died on Monday, December 5 pm local time. Whereas before, the male dog is still healthy and active.

Pusuke died peacefully in front of Shinohara is when it has just arrived home after a walk. "I think he's waiting for me to go home," said 42-year-old woman.


He has been with me for 26 years and he's like my son, "said the housewife.

Pusuke last year was named by the Guinness Book of Records as the world's oldest dog is still alive.


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