The 149th Westminster Kennel Club dog show crowned its first giant schnauzer winner, Monty, on February 11. Known for its rich history, this prestigious event involves significant financial commitment, with potential yearly costs exceeding $250,000, mainly for grooming and training. Despite the high stakes and expenses, winners receive no monetary rewards but are honored with trophies and ribbons. The dog show celebrates its heritage by showcasing Best in Show winners from as far back as 1913, marking a tradition of excellence in canine competition.
Monty, a giant schnauzer, made history as the first of his breed to win the prestigious Best in Show title at the 149th Westminster Kennel Club dog show.
The costs associated with showing a dog at Westminster can reach upwards of $250,000 a year, covering expenses like grooming and training.
Although the winner is celebrated and receives trophies and ribbons, there is no monetary prize awarded for winning Best in Show.
The Westminster Kennel Club dog show, one of the oldest and most notable canine competitions, offers a rich history of top breed champions since 1913.
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