Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show Trivia

The video explores the achievements of King, a wire fox terrier, who won Best in Show at the 2019 Westminster Kennel Club dog show. It delves into the history of terriers, focusing on Warren Remedy, a smooth fox terrier who won Best in Show three times in a row. The video highlights the influence of Winthrop Rutherfurd in establishing terrier standards and the legacy of terrier dominance in dog shows, which ended in 1913 with a bulldog's victory.

What did King do after winning Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show?

• He ran around the stage.

• He tried to eat a microphone.

• He took a nap.

• He barked loudly.

Who was the only dog to win Best in Show at Westminster three times in a row?

• Warren Remedy

• Strathtay Prince Albert

• King

• Sabine

What was the original purpose of terriers?

• Guarding homes

• Performing tricks

• Herding sheep

• Catching rats

Who founded the Warren Kennels?

• King

• Strathtay Prince Albert

• John Sabine

• Winthrop Rutherfurd

What role did Winthrop Rutherfurd play in the American Fox Terrier club?

• He was a sponsor.

• He was the president.

• He was a judge.

• He was a competitor.

What did the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show judges look for in a winning dog?

• The fastest runner

• The most colorful coat

• The loudest bark

• The dog that best exemplifies the breed

When did the Westminster Kennel Club start the Best in Show competition?

• 1877

• 1907

• 1924

• 1913

What was Warren Remedy's relationship to the Sabine Kennel?

• She was owned by them.

• Her father was from Sabine Kennel.

• She was bred there.

• She competed against them.

When did a bulldog finally end the terrier reign over Best in Show?

• 1972

• 1924

• 1910

• 1913

What product did Warren Remedy endorse during her reign?

• Dog collars

• Pet shampoo

• Spratt’s Dog Cakes

• Dog biscuits