In preparation for the first day of breed judging, some cute canines got the ultimate grooming treatment at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City. Check out some of these cuties.
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The mission? Pet 100 dogs. The result? Happiness. Sally Kuchar was able to take footage of every single dog she petted (that's right, 100 doggo videos). Here are only a few videos but if you're committed to seeing each and every video, head over to her Twitter for all the exclusive footage!
Via Fox Sports 1
Mia the Beagel isn't interested in your little dog and pony show, ok? She might've be running in the agility competition at the Westminster Dog Show on Saturday in New York, but that doesn't mean she gives a shit. She'll finish the course when she's ready.
"Don't be a beagel," recommends the commentator.
Um... excuse me? We're talking about Mia, and while she might not be all beagel — I doubt she's a pure breed — she's definitely all dog, you chump.
So, don't be surprised if she needs to stop to sniff at her butt or just stare off into the crowd. She's curious, and she doesn't care who the f knows it.
Turns out they love Dog Shows just as much as we do!
Via The Daily What
Meet Miss P, the beagle who was crowned "Best in Show" Tuesday at the 2015 Westminster Dog Show in New York.
Despite being just 15-inches, "she thinks she's the biggest dog in the show," according to her handler, Will Alexander.
Miss P is the grandniece of a Uno, a beagle that also won "Best in Show" back in 2008, so apparently it runs in the family.
Her competitors included a fan-favorite sheepdog named Swagger, Matisse the Portuguese water dog, Flame the poodle, Liz the English springer spaniel and Good Time Charlie the Skye terrier.
Patty Hearst's Shih Tzu "Rocket" won the toy group and was also among the finalists.
Here is Miss P giving a very eloquent victory speech.
Also, this happened.
The disguise worked a treat at the Cat Show, but I starting to question it's efficacy at the Kennel Club
