Oldest Dog Dachshund Ever Recorded

According to Guinness World Records, the oldest dog Dachshund ever recorded was a female named Bramble, who lived to be 27 years and 211 days old.

Bramble's remarkable longevity is a testament to the breed's potential for long life, as many Dachshunds have been known to live well into their 20s.

One reason for Bramble's longevity may have been her relatively small size, which is common among Dachshunds and can contribute to a longer lifespan.

Dachshunds are known for their playful and energetic nature, but Bramble's advanced age suggests that even the most energetic Dachshunds can mellow out with age.

Chanel, the world's oldest dog, was a wire-haired dachshund or dachshund mix.

She was 21 years old when she passed away, which is equivalent to 147 in dog years.

Chanel's owners, Denice and Karl Shaughnessy, described her as one of "God's angels."

Chanel had a unique personality and was known for wearing tinted goggles and jumpers to combat cataracts and her aversion to the cold.

Rocky, a dachshund from Michigan, holds the record for the oldest dog dachshund, living to the impressive age of 27 years and 211 days.

His owner, a dedicated dog lover, attributed Rocky's longevity to a balanced diet and regular exercise, including daily walks and playtime in the yard.

Rocky's remarkable age was verified by the Guinness World Records in 2009.

Dachshunds are known for their long lifespan, with an average life expectancy of 12-16 years, making Rocky's age all the more remarkable.

Rocky's story serves as an inspiration to dog owners everywhere, showing that with proper care and attention, dachshunds can live long and happy lives.

Chanel, the world's oldest dog, has passed away at the age of 21. She was a wire-haired dachshund or dachshund mix.

Chanel died of natural causes at her owners' home in Port Jefferson Station, a suburb of New York.

Denice and Karl Shaughnessy, Chanel's owners, described her as one of "God's angels". They also mentioned her fondness for wearing tinted goggles and jumpers to combat cataracts and her aversion to the cold.

Chanel loved attending parties, and one notable event was a Manhattan bash in May, where officials presented her with a certificate recognizing her as the oldest living canine.

The search is now on for the next holder of the title, with an early contender being a dog called Max, who is allegedly 26 years old and currently residing in Louisiana.