Westminster Dog Show 2015 Winners

Introduction

The Westminster Dog Show is a prestigious event in the canine world, and it has been held annually since 1877. It is the second-longest continuously held sporting event in the United States, and showcases some of the most impressive and talented dogs in the world. The 2015 Westminster Dog Show was held in New York City on February 15th and 16th, 2015, and featured more than 2,000 dogs from around the world. The competition was fierce, but in the end there could only be a few winners.

Best in Show

The coveted Best in Show award at the 2015 Westminster Dog Show was awarded to a 3 year old beagle named Miss P. Miss P was bred by Taffe McFadden of California, and was handled by Gabriel Rangel. She wowed the judges with her graceful movements and confident attitude, and was a deserving winner. She was the first beagle to win the award since 1989, and the crowd erupted in applause as she was crowned the winner.

Hound Group

In the hound group, Miss P was joined by three other impressive dogs. The runner-up in the hound group was an Afghan hound named Grandeur’s Exclamation Point. This beautiful dog was handled by David Fitzpatrick, and was the crowd favorite in the hound group. The third place award went to a Dachshund named GCHS K-Run’s Park Me In First, and the fourth place award went to a Greyhound named GCHS CH Koczkodan Jukebox Hero.

Sporting Group

The sporting group was made up of some of the most impressive dogs in the competition. The winner of this group was a German Shorthaired Pointer named GCHS CH Mt View’s Ripsnorter Silver Charm. This dog was handled by Michael Scott and was a crowd favorite. The runner-up in this group was a Golden Retriever named GCHG CH Summits Emery It’s in the Bag, and the third place award went to a Vizsla named GCHG CH Mt View’s Ripsnorter Lucky Charm.

Working Group

The working group was made up of some of the most powerful and capable dogs in the competition. The winner of this group was a Boxer named GCHG CH Cinnibon’s Bedazzled. This impressive dog was handled by Gabriel Rangel and was a crowd favorite. The runner-up in this group was a Doberman Pinscher named GCHG CH protocol’s Veni Vidi Vici, and the third place award went to a Greater Swiss Mountain Dog named GCHG CH Derby’s Toast with Gusto.

Conclusion

The 2015 Westminster Dog Show was an impressive and exciting event, and showcased some of the most talented and beautiful dogs in the world. In the end, Miss P was awarded the coveted Best in Show award, and the crowd erupted in applause. It was an impressive event, and one that will be remembered for years to come.