A German shorthaired pointer named C.J. won "Best in Show" at the 140th Westminster Kennel Club dog show in New York on Tuesday, besting more than 2,700 contestants over the two-day competition.
German shorthaired pointer named C.J. wins show
"He was born for this," said owner Valerie Nunes-Atkinson, from Temecula, California, after C.J. won best in the sporting group earlier in the night. "There's something special about him."
German shorthaired pointer named C.J. wins 140th Westminster dog show
Westminster, which is the second longest continuously running sporting event in the United States behind the Kentucky Derby, drew entries from nearly 200 breeds and varieties and more than a dozen countries this year.
"He was born for this," said owner Valerie Nunes-Atkinson, from Temecula, California, after C.J. won best in the sporting group earlier in the night. "There's something special about him."
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