Awards & Recognition

“Claire,” a 4-year-old gray female Scottish Deerhound, delivered a classic performance with effortless style and grace to win the 20th annual “Na

A fast climb up the rankings makes a 3-year-old female named “Josie,” which is short for Josephine, the No. 1 Spinone Italiano in all-breed competition and No. 2 in breed competition.

A long and lean, sophisticated 3-year-old red-and-white female Azawakh named “Relic” is setting impressive records.

The top-winning American-bred Dandie Dinmont in the history of the breed is “Higgins,” a 4-year-old male with eye-catching appeal and tenacious temperament.

With debonair style, “Teddy,” a 5 ½-year-old liver-and-white male, has eased to the top as the No. 1 English Springer Spaniel all systems.

An easygoing 3 ½-year-old black male named “Matthew” charmed his way to the No. 2 spot in the Working Group and No. 1 all-breed Newfoundland in just five weeks on the circuit in 2021 with handler Karen Mammano of Webster, New York.

Spicing up show rings with her exuberant personality, a 4 ½-year-old Bearded Collie named “Ginger” is the top-winning bitch in history.

Australian Shepherds “Deuce” and “Lili Ann” are extraordinary achievers.

The No. 1 Terrier in the country is “Higgins,” a 3 ½-year-old male Dandie Dinmont Terrier who has become the king of the mountain with his eye-catching appeal and tenacious temperament.

Regal and captivating, a 2 ½-year-old male Rottweiler named “Axl” spun big wins at the Greater Miami Dog Club shows in Ocala, Florida, taking Best in Show March 7 after winning Reserve Best in Show March 6. The No.

A friendly, lively 3 ½-year-old male Boston Terrier named “Rocket” soared high at the Florida Gulf Coast Cluster, winning two Bests in Show and two Reserve Bests in Show in five days.

An engaging, fun-loving 3 1/2-year-old male named "Charlie" is the No. 1 Sporting Dog and No. 1 ASCOB Cocker Spaniel all systems in 2020.