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| A furry Bergamasco called Viggo turned into named fine of breed inside the first round of judging on the Westminster Kennel club dog display at Madison square lawn in the big apple city |
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| Wellknown poodles line up to find out who has the most important hair-do |
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| A shy miniature American shepherd, one of the new breeds making their debut at this yr's display |
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| Lanny, an English Bulldog from Syracuse, new york is groomed before being judged |
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| A woman sporting an vintage English sheepdog patch on her coat |
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| 'To compete at Westminster is like a dream,' said handler Jason Lynn, who traveled from Blackpool, to show a four-year-vintage fashionable poodle named Ricky |
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| A Pekingese waits for its second in the spotlight |
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| An antique English Sheepdog waits in the grooming location |
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| It is difficult paintings displaying a dog |
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| 'red or pink bow?' Nancy Lonas sits with her Yorkshire terriers named Bogie (L) and Rori |
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| Groomer Luke Ehricht prepares a Shih Tau named Peter |
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| A Bergamasco, one of the seven new breeds being judged at the 2016 Westminster Kennel club canine display |
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| An Irish wolfhound catches up on some beauty sleep |
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| Manny Comitini, of Stroudsburg, Pa., grooms Yukos, a Maltese |
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| A pair of adorable Yorkshire Terriers wait inside the grooming place |
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| A bored bulldog goals of sausages |
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| A easy dachshunds named Boogie is held by using Marietta Singleton of South Carolina |
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| A man sits with his dog after competing in the ring |
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| French bulldog Watson is wheeled to the ring for judging |
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| A Kommandor takes a flip across the show ring |
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| Dario the Leonberger at the fragrance of a snack? |
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| A completely proud searching Neapolitan Mastiff moves a pose at some stage in judging |
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| Dogs from extra than a dozen countries were entered in the two-day competition that's one of the international's maximum prestigious activities for pedigree breeders |
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| Charlie the Skye terrier takes to the cat, sorry, dogwalk |
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| Now in its a hundred and fortieth year, the show is the second one-longest constantly running carrying event inside the U.S. After the Kentucky Derby |
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| A German shorthaired pointer known as CJ has won high-quality in show on the a hundred and fortieth Westminster Kennel club, beating more than one top favourites at a packed Madison rectangular lawn in ny |
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| The 3-year-antique CJ beat 2,751 other entries in 199 breeds and sorts to win the nation's most prestigious canine competition. "it's exactly like what I imagined," co-proprietor, breeder, and handler Valerie Nunes-Atkinson stated. CJ absolutely comes from championship stock. His grandmother, Carlee, changed into one in all preceding German shorthaired recommendations to win Westminster, taking the identify in 2005. |
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