Bichon Frise Westminster Wins Westminster Kennel Club

The Bichon Frise has made history at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show.

In 2001, a Bichon Frise named Ch. Madison Avenue's Hooray for Hollywood won the top prize.

This was a significant moment for the breed, as it marked the first time a Bichon Frise had taken the title.

The dog's owner, Patricia Gleason, was overjoyed by the win.

The Bichon Frise's gentle and playful nature has made it a popular companion dog for many families.

Its low-shedding coat requires regular grooming to prevent matting.

Flynn the bichon frise won best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club on Tuesday night.

Flynn was guided by expert handler Bill McFadden, who said it feels a little unreal to have won.

The crowd at Madison Square Garden was initially surprised by the decision, with fans shouting for their favorites before falling into stunned silence.

Flynn beat out six other dogs, including Ty the giant schnauzer and Biggie the pug, to take the top prize.

He posted his 42nd career best in show victory in what was almost certainly his last event before retiring.

Flynn's full name is Belle Creek's All I Care About is Love, and he made a goodwill gesture toward judge Betty-Anne Stenmark upon meeting her.

The Westminster-winning team gets no prize money, but instead receives a shiny bowl, lucrative breeding fees, and a lifetime of memories.

Flynn's handler, Bill McFadden, has enjoyed success at the Garden, having guided Mick the Kerry blue terrier to the title in 2003.

Flynn's win was a surprise to many, but he had already won 41 other best in show titles before this victory.

Flynn's handler, Bill McFadden, said that Flynn has his heart and is pure joy.

Flynn's win was a testament to his charm and charisma, as he wagged his tail and made a good impression on judge Betty-Anne Stenmark.

Flynn's age is almost 6, and he will be six in March.

Flynn's win was a sweet victory, and he will be doing a press tour with his handler McFadden after taking out the prize.

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Flynn, the bichon frise, was crowned the champion of the Westminster Dog Show. He took out the top gong at the show on Tuesday night.

Flynn's full name is GCHP Belle Creek's All I Care About Is Love, a name that suits his charming personality. He's a six-year-old bichon frise who has won 42 career best in show victories.

Flynn's trainer, Bill McFadden, has been working with him for a while and has developed a special bond with the dog. McFadden has said that Flynn has had his heart from the beginning and is a "special dog."

Flynn's adorable personality shone through during the show, and he even made a goodwill gesture towards judge Betty-Anne Stenmark by offering his paw to shake hands.