The dog bested the competition at the 146th Westminster Kennel Club dog show in Tarrytown, New York.
let out a piercing howl in the hours before the final, as if the dog was offering its own running commentary on the dog show.
The Westminster Kennel Club dog show named its best in show in a tent on the grounds of Lyndhurst estate. For the second consecutive year, the show had to be postponed from the winter and moved to Tarrytown, New York in June.
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