Jim Rau Dog Shows Results (2024)

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Who were the winners of the National Dog Show today? ›

A friendly, tail-wagging 3-year-old male Sealyham Terrier named “Stache” charmed his way to winning the 22nd annual “National Dog Show Presented by Purina.” Handled by terrier breeder icon Margery Good, of Cochranville, Pennsylvania, the proud, confident terrier embodies 50 years of Good's breeding program.

In addition to the prestigious title at stake, $20,000 in prize money is awarded at The National Dog Show Presented by Purina.

Stache, a Sealyham terrier, has won Best in Show at this year's National Dog Show. The cream colored male, with long hair sweeping down from his broad forehead, beat out six other finalists at the annual canine competition, hosted by the Kennel Club of Philadelphia and broadcast by NBC on Thanksgiving Day.

Rottweilers are growing in popularity, and they're currently the ninth most popular breed by AKC registration rankings. These working dogs have never won Best in Show, or Reserve Best in Show, at Westminster.

Miniature Poodle, Sage wins 2024 Westminster Kennel Club Best in Show. A powerfully moving, perfectly coifed 3½-year-old black female Miniature Poodle named “Sage” (MBIS/MBISS GCHG Surrey Sage) captured a place in history winning Best in Show at the 2024 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Presented by Purina Pro Plan.

Meet 'Zuko,' Winner of the 2024 AKC Rally National Championship. Over 800 dogs competed at the 2024 AKC Rally National Championship (RNC) at the Roberts Center in Wilmington, Ohio, but only one dog was crowned the 11th annual AKC Rally National Champion.

Comet the Shih Tzu won the 2024 Westminster Kennel Club toy group. Comet's owner, Luke Ehrich, said Comet doesn't know when he loses because he's always happy.

Since 1877, there have been well over 150 breeds crowned the Westminster Kennel Club Best in Show. Which breeds have taken home the title the most? Wire Fox Terrier: This breed has taken home the most wins over the years, with a whopping 15 Best in Show titles at Westminster.

How much does a Dog Show Judge make? As of Aug 24, 2024, the average hourly pay for a Dog Show Judge in the United States is $14.19 an hour.

What dog is Best in Show 2024? ›

Sage came out on top at the 148th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. Sage was crowned best in show during the annual event, beating out more than 2,500 other dogs.

The entry fee for Westminster is $100. But show dog owners will spend a lot of money on other expenses. For one, most owners hire professional handlers to show their dogs. A handler will charge hundreds of dollars per day, although high-end handlers cost so much that they can make six figures a year.

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, leading U.S. dog show competition, held annually by the New York City-based Westminster Kennel Club (WKC). It is one of the country's oldest continuously running sporting events, second only to the Kentucky Derby in longevity.

An Australian shepherd has been crowned Best in Show this year. The three-year-old Viking, from Solihull, Birmingham, beat 24,000 dogs from around the world over the last four days to claim the show's top honour on Sunday. Viking is co-owned by Melanie Raymond, John Shaw and Kerry Kirtley.

Some of the most beloved dog breeds in America have never won the Westminster Dog Show. Labradors are the most popular dogs in the US, but they've never taken Best in Show. Golden retrievers, French bulldogs, and dachshunds also haven't had much luck.

Sage, an extravagantly coifed miniature poodle with a certain winsome mystery about her, won the 148th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Tuesday night, prevailing over a tough field of competitors including a majestic German shepherd, a silken Afghan hound and a proud giant schnauzer.

2021 AKC National Championship Winner

Best in Show, Working Group First, and Best of Breed: GCHG CH Lagniappe's From The Mountains To The Bayou (Bayou), Giant Schnauzer, with handler Alfonso Escobedo; 2021 AKC National Championship presented by Royal Canin, Orlando, FL.