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Titch the dog sees 20th birthday despite a diet of McDonald’s Happy Meals and Netflix box-set binges


PAMPERED Titch is one of the oldest dogs in the UK at the grand age of 20 — despite his dubious diet of McDonald’s and Netflix.

He tucks into his favourite Happy Meal three times a week before chilling out on the sofa to watch a box-set.

 Titch has a chicken nugget Happy Meal plus a  cheeseburger — without the gherkin —  three times a week

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Titch has a chicken nugget Happy Meal plus a  cheeseburger — without the gherkin —  three times a weekCredit: SWNS:South West News Service
 Despite his diet, Titch is one of the oldest dogs in the UK at 20

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Despite his diet, Titch is one of the oldest dogs in the UK at 20Credit: SWNS:South West News Service

Owner Candice Kay, 36, said: “Titch lives on a diet of mainly human food, and always has done, but McDonald’s is his favourite. It sounds awful — but he is healthy and a really good age.”

The Bedlington terrier-whippet cross has a chicken nugget Happy Meal plus a cheeseburger — without the gherkin — three times a week.

A dollop of Big Mac sauce on his fries is another must.

He also eats poached egg on toast and lasagne but it’s the trip to the McDonald’s near his home in Cleethorpes, Lincs, which he really looks forward to.

And afterwards it’s Netflix time,  as he laps up shows such as Modern Family, Power and Episodes.

Candice’s lorry driver husband Luke, 34, got rescue dog Titch as a four-year-old in 2004 before they met.

Saleswoman Candice added: “The vet has said he couldn’t recommend the diet, but that Titch  had another ten years in him and to keep doing whatever I’m doing.”

 Titch chilling out on the sofa as he prepares to watch a box-set

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Titch chilling out on the sofa as he prepares to watch a box-setCredit: SWNS:South West News Service
 Owners Candice Kay, 36, and lorry driver husband Luke, 34, join Titch on the sofa

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Owners Candice Kay, 36, and lorry driver husband Luke, 34, join Titch on the sofaCredit: SWNS:South West News Service
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