Westminster Best in Show Winners

Meet the Best in Show-winning breeds of the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

Have you ever asked yourself what Groups and breeds have won the most Best in Shows at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show? Dogs in Review has put together this helpful infographic of all Westminster Kennel Club Best in Show winners from 1907 to 2011. The Wire Fox Terrier has won more Best in Shows than any other breed, and the Terrier Group has also historically dominated the show. See the names of the winners, what year they won and which dogs are multiple Best in Show winners. Will history repeat itself in 2012 or will another breed that’s never won before be added to the list of champions? Please note that Best in Show was not awarded prior to 1907.

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