Bobi, the 31-year-old Rafeiro do Alentejo, who had been hailed as the world's oldest dog, peacefully passed away...
Digital Desk: Bobi, the 31-year-old Rafeiro do Alentejo, who had been hailed as the world's oldest dog, passed away over the weekend in a veterinary hospital, as confirmed by his owner, Leonel Costa. The news of Bobi's passing has left dog lovers and Guinness World Record enthusiasts in mourning.
Born on May 11, 1992, Bobi shared an inseparable bond with Costa, who had owned him since he was just 8 years old. Living on a tranquil farm in the picturesque village of Conqueiros, Portugal, Bobi enjoyed the company of his owner and four feline companions.
In a heartwarming interview earlier this year, Costa revealed the key to Bobi's astonishing longevity. "Bobi eats what we eat," said Costa, emphasizing the importance of good food, fresh air, and an abundance of love. Remarkably, Bobi had never been leashed, enjoying a life of freedom and contentment.
Bobi achieved global recognition when he claimed the title of the world's oldest dog, surpassing the previous record-holder, Bluey, an Australian cattle dog. Bobi's remarkable feat was officially recognized by Guinness World Records, who stated, "We are saddened to learn of the death of Bobi, the world's oldest dog ever." Bobi lived for an impressive 31 years and 165 days, a testament to the loving care provided by Leonel Costa.
Bobi's legacy will undoubtedly live on, a symbol of enduring companionship and the power of love and care in extending a dog's life well beyond the norm.
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