The last series of amazing series of events on Tuesday comes at the end of the Best in show at the Westminster Canal Club Dog Show.
What started as more than 2500 dogs in 200 generations is just seven. The winners have been allocated for seven important types of hound, toy, non -game, work, sports, games, terraces and hare.
The dogs now fought against Sage, a small podel, which did the best of the last year in the show. This time, the competition will be between Bourbon the Whipat, Neil the Beach Frees, Domkit Shah Zoo, Mercedes the German Shepherd, and the winners of sports, working and terrace groups. The results of these groups cannot be announced yet.
Tuesday Westminster Dog Show Best in the show event along with all the operations.
When is the best show at the Westminster Dog Show?
The Westminster Canal Club Best in Show event will be held on Tuesday, February 11, with broadcasting TV broadcasts on FS1.
Eastern all the time.
- Pre-show coverage: 7-7: 30 pm
- Best Show: 7: 30-11 AM
Westminster Dog Show TV Channel: How to Watch Best In Show
The main day of the event in the FS1 will be TV coverage from Madison Square Garden on the main day of the event. It includes the start of the pre -show at ET at 7pm, followed by the best after the main event in the best show.
Westminster Dog Show Stream: How to Stream Best on Show
All FS1 and FS2 Telecast will be available for Fox Sports app users. You can also catch an event on Fobo, which offers free trials for new users.
View the Westminster Dog Show on Phobo
The best show will compete in these excellent dogs of seven groups.
Hound Group: Bourbon Whipat
Non -Sporting Group: Neil Bachone Freys
Toy Group: Domkit Shah Zoo
Heading Group: Mercedes German Shepherd
The winners of the Sporting Group, Working Group, and Terrier Group will be named on Tuesday before the judges performed well in the show prize.
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