Meet The World's Oldest Dog, At 145 Years Old
Sky's Lisa Dowd meets the world's oldest dog, who still enjoys a good walk despite being 145 canine years old.

Well. Otto is always being told us that he looks half of his age, but yes, he is 145 years young. Here are the owners. He is in human years, twenty years and eight months old. He is actually pretty sprightly but, ah, he's been tired now. He has been running around for us a bit earlier on. Lynn and Peter are his owners.

So, Lynn, just tell me a little bit about how you found out that he was actually the oldest dog in the world.

Oh we found out by a cutting in the newspaper by Chanel who lived in America. She passed away at the age of 21. So I said to Peter Otto can’t be far off that, let's inquire and find out. So Peter did of skimming around in newspapers moreover, and he has been now classed as the world’s oldest dog.

And Peter looks like he might like a little play around. Do you want to have a little play with him? Bless him.

Yeah popping down for us, that’s brilliant. Tell us about Otto and the secret to its longevity, Lynn.

Oh, anything I can put it down to is lots, lots of good food, plenty of love and affection, and is regularly checkup with the vets, which keeps him going.

I’ve seen him running around. He is very sprightly, isn't it?

It’s not too bad for his age. But yeah, yes, he likes a good play, but then by half an hour after that, he is out of sight for the rest of the day, then bless him. But he is still doing well for his age.