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Sky, a Wire Fox Terrier, Named Best in Show at the 2012 AKC/Eukanuba National Championship

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This Best in Show win for Sky comes on the heels of her Best in Show win at the National Dog Show. Here's looking to Westminster!

An outstanding Wire Fox Terrier, Sky, has just won Best in Show at the 2012 AKC/Eukanuba Dog Show. Sky's Best in Show win here comes on the heels of her Best in Show win at The National Dog Show. In Orlando this weekend at the 12th annual AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, she beat out the following group winners:

Herding Group: Bouvier des Flandres: Casper

Sporting Group: Black Cocker Spaniel: Beckham

Working: Alaskan Malamute: Ricky

Non-Sporting: Standard Poodle: Dino

Toy: Affenpinscher: Banana Joe

Hound: Saluki: GCH CH Shiraz California Dreamin'

The AKC/Eukanuba Dog Show is organized and held solely by the AKC, the nation’s oldest and only not-for-profit purebred dog registry. The 2012 Championship was open to all dogs.

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Zeki (Unverified)
Added 01-03-2013 10:08am
See how regularly he goes to the btarhoom, and schedule a potty break, say, every two hours. Eventually, he will get it (dogs learn by routine.) Then, make the time go by longer and longer slowly, from 2 hours to 2 hours 15 min, to 2 1/2 hours, etc. Stretch it to 12 hours at a time. If after 12 weeks, he hasn't had an accident, he's OFFICIALLY housetrained! Give him disipline when he has an accident, give him praise when he goes outside.References : I read a book. I forgot the name, but I DISCLAIM my answer and give all credit to the BOOK!
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