Dog with longest ears and other crazy new Guinness World Records for 2022

HOUNDS that for a pair of lugs! Pet Lou has the longest dog ears — and that’s official. The whoppers on Paige Olsen’s pet are 13.38in in Kansas, US, and put him in the 2022 edition of Guinness World Records. Paige Olsen’s pet dog has ears measuring a whopping 13.38 inches and will appear in the 2022 Guinness World Records book Laetitia Ky, 25, from Ivory Coast, West Africa, can do most skips — 60 — over a person’s own hair in 30 seconds. She achieved the record by braiding her natural hair and adding extensions to sculpt her skipping “rope”. Pratik Mohite, 25, of Maharashtra, India, is the shortest competitive male bodybuilder at 3ft 4in. Mohite began bodybuilding after seeing the sport as a representation of being fit and strong, wanting to take part even if others saw him as “weak”. Canadian dog and cat duo, Lollipop and Sashimi, have also made their way into record-breaking history, becoming the fastest dog and cat duo to travel 5m on a scooter, achieving the feat in 4.37 seconds. Most read in The Sun THREE ALLIES Boris Johnson to make announcement on security agreement with US and Australia DYER STRAITS Kieron Dyer batters SAS: Who Dares Wins' Jason Fox after he broke his rib WHALE OF PAIN Killer whale named Hugo ‘committed SUICIDE’ by ramming head against tank HIGH CAUGHT Andrew WILL face sex case in the US after High Court agrees to serve papers PRICE MATCH Kerry Katona ‘replaces’ Katie Price and lands a job on popular lunchtime show family ties Long Lost Family in show first as viewer comes forward with life-changing info Proud owner Melissa Millett said the pair both enjoyed solo scootering but came up with the trick on their own after both hopping on together one day. And Mexican Jorge Garcia holds a record for his collection of toy cars. The book also has chapters including environmental champions, pop culture icons and sporting heroes. Mexican Jorge Garcia holds a record for his collection of toy cars Pratik Mohite began bodybuilding after seeing the sport as a representation of being fit and strong Laetitia braided her natural hair and added extensions to sculpt her skipping ‘rope’