South Carolina dog is the oldest pup alive, says Guinness World Records - WWTI - InformNNY.com

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  1. South Carolina dog is the oldest pup alive, says Guinness World Records  WWTI - InformNNY.com
  2. World's oldest dog living confirmed as 22-year-old Toy Fox Terrier  Guinness World Records
  3. Meet 22-year-old Pebbles, world's oldest living dog. What's the secret to her long life?  Times Now
  4. Meet the world's 'oldest dog living' a 22-year-old Toy Fox Terrier named Pebbles  Hindustan Times
  5. Pebbles, 22, crowned world's oldest dog - and dethrones TobyKeith as champion  The Mirror
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