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Oldest rottie in the world

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hi My rottie Dodge is 18 this year! and I am sure the oldest in the world, how do I get him on google search as at the moment it comes up with a 13 year old, but my boy is 18
on September this year (2022).
 
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My Rotterman is 16 this year about to be 17! I’m hoping to have him another couple years! Best dog I’ve ever had!!!
16 that is brilliant age for a rottie, well done you yes Dodge was perfect and I still miss him every day that is why I wanted to get him onto google as the oldest rottie in the world so the memory of him lives on forever. I have an instagram page in his honour under Dodgeoldboy please follow us.

Rotties are the best breed ever, I have now owned 4 and currently own two, they are absolutely incredible and the most loyal, funniest, trusting companion you could ask for. My Youngest Armani is now 2 and a half and he is so super intelligent and a right mummys boy, I absolute adore them. Well I hope your rottie also makes an amazing age keep on doing what you are doing and I am sure you will have many more years, I knew the time was right with Dodge when he just did not get up, he did not want to get up and I just knew then old age had won, but he had an amazing life and everyone who met him adored him, thank you for your comment :)
 
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So sorry to hear that your boy Dodge is gone. Sounds like he lived a very long and happy life.
RIP Dodge.
Thank you so much, he is missed every day. I got his ashes back the next day and he sits in my living room with his collar and all his rosettes and trophies around him, he is missed everyday
feel free to check out his instagram page under Dodge.oldboy
 
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I am so sorry to hear about Dodge. Truly heart breaking.
Thank you, yes he is missed every day but he had an amazing life and was loved by so many, he also helped people overcome their issues with rotties too plus he was the local football teams mascot too, everyone loved him
 

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hi Just wanted to update you all, I lost Dodge on 3rd March this year, old age finally got the better of him, he literally let me know that it was time to let him pass. He passed with love and dignity in my home with those that loved him around him, I had his song Your beautiful by James Blunt playing in the back ground it was always the song I used to sing to him, we had lots of tears but that dog was so loved and he knew it, he was a true inspiration to the breed, he was my best friend and my rock for 18 years. I still keep his instagram page going so feel free to have a look, Dodge.oldboy.

I now still have 2 rotties but Dodge is never far from my thoughts every day and I can see him in my other rotties I only hope they too live till 18 or even more, they truly are the best breed
 
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Hi Tracy the dogs are beautiful. Your post inspired me to join this forum. I have a rotty who is very dear to my heart, she’s turning 7 this year and I’d love to have her for many more years to come as everyone. Would you mind to share the dogs diet, habits, the way he/she has lived her entire life to get this far. Any supplements? I’m thinking I should get some soon for my girl to take. I’m even thinking about switching to wet food or a real food diet. Thanks
hi Thank you yes he really was the perfect rottie, he lived on raw food and kibble (an expensive kibble with chicken and veg) he was fed twice a day and as he got older I literally let him do what he wanted, when he wanted a walk I took him but if he just wanted to lay in the sun I let him, he wore nappies for the last 4 years of his life as he had incontinence but I used adult human nappies and yes I had to change them 4 times a day but he was happy so I was happy, I have an instagram page Dodge.oldboy you should check it out, I am keeping it going in memory of him every day I think of him and I just hope one day to see him up on google as the oldest rottie in the world! thank you for your kind comments
 
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Thank you this photo is of him 8 years ago, he looks his age nowadays he is not as big as he used to be and his hair has gone dull due to age but he is still loving life, my first Rottie Boss he died at 10 years old due to cancer, I have another rottie too he is 23 months old and 59kgs already, I adore rotties
This photo was taken at the weekend just gone
 

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Ah, That is such lovely to hear. My Max was 10 years old before he died. I thought that was brilliant, seeing all my others died much younger. Love to see a photo please.
Thank you this photo is of him 8 years ago, he looks his age nowadays he is not as big as he used to be and his hair has gone dull due to age but he is still loving life, my first Rottie Boss he died at 10 years old due to cancer, I have another rottie too he is 23 months old and 59kgs already, I adore rotties
 

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WOW!!! That's wonderful!! I'm not sure how you would get him recognized as the oldest Rottweiler??? Is your dog registered with kennel club papers and a way to identify him? such as a tattoo, or microchip? Have you gone to the same vet for all of his life? Someone that could vouch that he is exactly that age would be good.

What is your secret to having him live so long??
Hi I rescued him at a year old so no not kennel club registered but yes my vet has looked after him all these years so they can confirm.... he has incontinence and wears nappies and his back end has arthritis but he still eats drinks and walks a little bit....he can still hear you and see you and is just loving a retired chilled life....I count every day as a blessing and think he should be known as oldest rottie as I have never heard of another reaching 18
 
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Hi I rescued him at a year old so no not kennel club registered but yes my vet has looked after him all these years so they can confirm.... he has incontinence and wears nappies and his back end has arthritis but he still eats drinks and walks a little bit....he can still hear you and see you and is just loving a retired chilled life....I count every day as a blessing and think he should be known as oldest rottie as I have never heard of another reaching 18