Trumpet, a bloodhound, was crowned the Best in Show winner at the 146th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Wednesday night.
Terrier: MM the Lakeland Working: Striker the Samoyed from the organizers.
Trumpet won out of six other pooches, including a French bulldog, a German shepherd, a Maltese, an English setter, a Samoyed and a Lakeland terrier.
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Trumpet the bloodhound poses with breeder and handler Heather Buehner after winning Best in Show at the 146th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. TIMOTHY A. CLARY ...
The year 2022 was a peculiar year for the Westminster Dog Show, the second oldest sporting event in American history. Trumpet is part of a winning legacy; his father, Nathan, won the hound group in 2014. Despite Trumpet’s legacy status, his competition was stiff.
Every year, animal lovers and sports fans alike gather to watch the nation's most well-groomed dogs prance through hoops, trot in circles, and generally be ...
She called the bloodhound breed “an underdog,” which is fine as a pun though it doesn’t quite capture Trumpet’s substantial heft. Trumpet is the first of his breed to ever win Westminster in the competition’s 146-year history. Buehner told the Times she was “shocked” Trumpet won, generously complimenting the “seven beautiful dogs in that ring.” True, but Trumpet’s astounding jowls put him a notch above the rest.
Last night, Trumpet the Bloodhound took home the Best in Show title at the 146th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show presented by Purina ProPlan.
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Published June 23, 2022 at 6:30 a.m.. Heather Helmer kneels next to her dog Trumpet, the winner of the Westminster Dog Show ... A reminder: Extra Extra is on ...
- Scenes from an NYPD funeral in Carroll Gardens: "He was a full-fledged conspiracy theorist. - Congratulations to Trumpet the bloodhound, the winner ofthe Westminster Dog Show last night. Trumpet is the first bloodhound to win best in show.
Last night, Trumpet the Bloodhound took home the Best in Show title at the 146th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show presented by Purina ProPlan.
The Bloodhound Club of America says a 7th-century monk in France began breeding these types of dogs for hunting purposes. Be ready for lots of drool if you adopt a Bloodhound! It’s also necessary to help them groom themselves on a daily basis. Last night, Trumpet the Bloodhound took home the Best in Show title at the 146th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show presented by Purina ProPlan. This is a big deal, people! Despite their lumbering appearance, Bloodhounds are active and playful dogs who need lots of exercise and attention. Last year a French Bulldog won Best of Group (they are Non-Sporting pups). Could 2023 be their year? Buehner, who was also Trumpet’s handler in the ring, told the New York Times, “There were seven beautiful dogs in that ring.
CHICAGO (CBS) -- Wrinkles, droopy jowls, floppy ears and all, an Illinois bloodhound named Trumpet won the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Wednesday, ...
Morgan Fox grew up with one and says that as he watched Winston mature, he knew the dog was a winner in both appearance and character. Ooma was the only Chinook that showed up. The competition drew more than 3,000 purebred dogs, ranging from affenpinschers to Yorkshire terriers. "He's a joy to be around," Fox said by phone before Winston's award. He comes from a family of winners. He examined some decorative flowers that had been set up for the pictures, not appearing to find anything of note.