Below are the results posted through 6 pm from Westminster.
Continue reading Westminster 2011: Early Monday Afternoon Results
Below are the results posted through 6 pm from Westminster.
Continue reading Westminster 2011: Early Monday Afternoon Results
Who will be this year’s top dog?????? Assuming all of my picks won their respective groups (a BIG “if”), here’s how the best in show competition would look.
Continue reading My Picks for Westminster 2011: Best in Show
We’ve been working our way through the breed groups this week, in preparation for the 2011 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Today’s topic: the Working Group.
This group is dominated by Boxers, who claim four of the top ten spots in the current group rankings, but I’m going to go out on a limb and choose a dog of another breed as the group winner.
Continue reading My Picks for Westminster 2011: The Working Group
I’ve spent a lot of time this week blogging about the big 2011 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Will you be watching the show?
Continue reading Saturday Survey: Will You Watch the Westminster 2011 Show?
We’re starting to wind down our week-long preparation for Westminster. You can look back to see my picks for the Herders, the Hounds, the Non-Sporting breeds, the Sporting Group, and the Terriers. Today: the Toy Group.
Continue reading My Picks for Westminster 2011: The Toy Group
Continuing on with the Terriers, after having covered the Herders, the Hounds, the Non-Sporting dogs, and the Sporting Group earlier in the week. Remember, these picks are totally my opinion only, and you can play along by consulting the list of dogs invited to Westminster and the current rankings from Doll-McGinnis Publications.
Continue reading My Picks for Westminster 2011: The Terrier Group
My (very-unscientific) picks for the fourth breed group this week. If you’ve missed it, so far we’ve covered the Herders, the Hounds, and the Non-Sporting Breeds.
Continue reading My Picks for Westminster 2011: The Sporting Group
Animal Planet is reporting record ratings for this year’s Puppy Bowl. 1.7 million people tuned in to the premier broadcast (up from 1.1 last year), and after five subsequent re-airings, a total of 9.2 million people saw it in all.
I liked it okay – it was really cute…for awhile. But really, it’s just two hours of puppies running around playing on an indoor football field. I can’t imagine over 9 million of us had nothing better to do, but what do I know?
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
So far, we’ve looked at the Herding Group and the Hounds. Today’s picks are for the Non-Sporting Group.
Continue reading My Picks for Westminster 2011: The Non-Sporting Group