The tussle lasted for three minutes, Bunn told the Times of London, until his blows forced the Lakeland terrier away. He was old — so old, in fact, he was thought to be the oldest of all the dogs in Britain. If he wanted his tea he would tell you, if he wanted taking out he would tell you,” Ray Bunn told the Daily Record, “He was a marvelous dog. When Jack turned 26 in December, or maybe he turned 24 or 25, the dog had lived a decade beyond the average Yorkshire terrier. Jack’s life ended in a rush of blood and teeth.

Source: Washington Post August 04, 2016 07:42 UTC