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1 Trailblazers: First-Time Westminster Best in Show Winners
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2 2008 Westminster Winner: Best in Show!
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4 Have You Ever Spotted a Rubber Collar?!
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5 2009 Westminster Winner: Best in Show!
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6 Viewers' Choice: Westminster Redo?
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8 Let Them Eat Steak . . . And by "Them" I Mean Stump
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9 2010 Westminster Winner: Best in Show!
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10 Viewers' Choice: Westminster Redo?
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11 Super-Cute Gallery: Sweet Sadie Sweeps It All
Last year's Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show winner Hickory was the first of her breed, the Scottish deerhound, to win the coveted best in show prize. She's among quite a number of first-timers in the show's 105-year history who will (hopefully!) pave the way for more of their kind. We think that every breed deserves a prize for being cute and unique and we envy the group of judges who ultimately Read more
As dog lovers but not necessarily dog experts, we tend to root for breeds we like, canines we've seen, or just those pups that are looking extra cute. It's like cheering for the home team pup at your house. For me, it was all about this Frenchie, since he's a Non-Sporting type and a smooshy like North. Who did you really want to win? Viewers' Choice: Westminster Redo? Chanel, Read more
History was once again made at MSG! Not only was this Scottish Terrier capturing her 112th career Best in Show last night, but she also became the first Triple Crown winner of dog shows after nabbing the number one spot at the National Dog Show, the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, and now Westminster. Owned by Amelia Musser of Mackinac Island, MI, she redeemed two previous green carpet flubs Read more
After a close look at seven pretty (and handsome) pups, it was finally the big moment! I've listed the competing canines, their call names, and the last time their breeds took Best in Show at Westminster: Group Breed Name Last Won In Hound Whippet Chanel 1964 Terrier Scottish Terrier Sadie 1995 Non-Sporting French Read more
As dog lovers but not necessarily dog experts, we tend to root for breeds we like, dogs we've seen, or just those pups that are looking extra cute. Many times, I can be disappointed when a dog I think is super-adorable doesn't win – I'm not exactly up on each breed's ideal, after all. Check out the clip of the final seven – including the Scottie's "accident" – who did you really want to Read more
Stump would like the steak please. Oops, you lost a bit there, buddy. That's right in addition to a catapult to popularity for the country's reigning Best In Show, Stump got his choice of a juicy steak or tender chicken breast for a special snack. BTW, that's not just any bit of meat either – it was served up at Charlie Palmer's Metrazur restaurant at Grand Central Terminal as part of a charity Read more
Last night this pup made all kinds of history being the first Sussex Spaniel and the oldest dog ever to win Westminster. I think Stump's rather stumptastic and my favorite thing about this pup is hands down (paws up) this trick. Doesn't he look like he's pretending to be a stump posing like that?! As cute as the pup was in the show ring at MSG, his life hasn't been easy. Although he won the Read more
It's the moment I've been waiting for! The results are in for all seven groups. I've listed the competing pups and the last time their breed took Best in Show at Westminster: Group Breed Name Last Won In Hound Scottish Deerhound Tiger Never Terrier Scottish Terrier Sadie 1995 Non-Sporting Standard Poodle Yes 1991 Herding Puli Conrad Never Sporting Sussex Read more
We've seen collars made out of semiprecious and even precious stones, in addition to the more traditional fabric and leather. However, have you ever spotted a rubber collar? I certainly hadn't until I peeped these at Best in Show. Rubber collars are created from a special blend of polymers that won’t absorb moisture, retain dirt, or harbor bacteria found in your favorite play areas! So if your Read more
As dog lovers but not necessarily dog experts, we tend to root for breeds we like, dogs we've seen, or just those pups that are looking extra cute. Many times, I can be disappointed when a dog I think is super-adorable doesn't win – I'm not exactly up on each breed's ideal, after all. Uno definitely seemed to be the crowd's fave with the screaming, stomping, and chanting. Check out the clip Read more
