WATCH ABOVE: The Westminster Dog Show wrapped up Tuesday night in New York with the crowning of the “Best in Show.” Naomi Choy-Smith has the latest from Madison Square Garden.
NEW YORK — A beagle wagging her tail a mile a minute has become America’s top dog.
The Canadian owned Miss P pulled an upset, winning best in show Tuesday night at the 139th Westminster Kennel Club at Madison Square Garden.
The 4-year-old is related to Uno, who in 2008 became the only other beagle to win at the nation’s most prominent dog show.
Miss P beat out Matisse, a Portguese water dog that was the top-winning male in show dog history. Judge David Merriam also picked her in the best-of-seven final ring over an old English sheepdog that clearly was the crowd favorite, a standard poodle, a shih tzu and English springer spaniel and a Skye terrier.
The Skye finished second.
WATCH ABOVE: Miss P pulled off an upset as her name was announced as the winner.
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