In competition with more than 2,000 dogs and 185 breeds and varieties, there were some surprises. But Malachi, Pekingese or four years, was the favorite who spoke in Madison Square Garden.
Malachi, who is retiring after the Westminster Dog number 2 in the country and won 115 best in show. "There are a lot of dog in a small package," said manager David Fitzpatrick.
Malachi beat the six group winners to become the fourth Westminster Pekingese victory and first since 1990.
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Lying on the blue ice after his victory, Malachi seemed ready to retire. Fitzpatrick said that Beijingers can expect life chasing squirrels in the yard. That guess is not too worried about squirrels.
Like the others fled in a circle, Malachi wandered ride miniature in comparison.
Emily, Irish setter, who bore a litter of 15 puppies in May, won the sporting group. Emily did not participate in a year, and while she get her coat. Dogs in general "blow their coats" after childbirth, and Emily has lost a beautiful red coat, which takes about one year to complete.
Fifi, Doberman, took the task force and has won many new fans on its Facebook page, Fifinator. The name of the championship Veni Vidi Vici protocol, Fifi, of course, came, saw and conquered.
His owner-breeder handler Jocelyn Mullins winkingly chose the name Fifi fun fierce reputation of the breed. "It's like the appointment of Chihuahua" Spike "," Mullins said.
Ash, dirty, bearded wirehaired dachshunds, dog won the group. Wirehaired dachshunds senior in the country. Chelsea, Kerry Blue Terrier, Terrier won the group, which manages the Bill McFadden, Kerry Blue, Mick, Best in Show was awarded in 2003. Dalmatian and a German Shepherd and Best in Show.
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