Owner of world's oldest living dog has this advice ...
Gino, a 22-year-old rescue dog, helped convince the man who adopted him as a college student that pets are a commitment for life.
By Jen Reeder
When California resident Alex Wolf went with his college roommates to adopt a dog from a shelter two decades ago, he had no idea that the little dog would still be his pet over half his life later — let alone be named the “oldest dog living” by Guinness World Records.
But that’s exactly what happened last week.
“He’s been there every step of the way,” Wolf, 40, tells TODAY.com. “I’m so glad we got him. He’s the best.”
Born Sept. 24, 2000, Gino was a 2-year-old shelter dog named Pee Wee at the Humane Society of Boulder Valley when Wolf was a sophomore at the University of Colorado Boulder in 2002. He’d assumed they were going to adopt a big dog, but his two roommates were sure the 16-pound pooch was the one. -snip- Rest of article linked below....
https://www.today.com/pets/gino-worlds-oldest-dog-living-guinness-rcna58181 
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