Reserve Best in Show at The National Dog Show Presented by Purina went to Norfolk Terrier, “Ryder”, (GCH Yarrow Venerie Ticket To Ride).

Here’s another of my most favorite breeds – the Glen of Imaal Terrier.  I just love their adorable little ears!  I noticed when watching the breed judging at the Devon Kennel Club show earlier this month that when they are going around the ring, their ears go back and it almost looks like the ears are on the back of their head.  I don’t know a better way to describe it and maybe someone who is more familiar with the breed can explain.  They are just so stinkin’ cute!  I tried rather unsuccessfully to take a photo of what I’ve described – here’s a look:

I was so happy to meet Ruthie yesterday at the Devon Kennel Club show in Ludwig’s Corner, Pa.  Ruthie is 8 months old and as cute as can be!  She reminds me so much of Rufus and I know that she is bringing tons of joy to her family – both human and furry!

…one week ago today in Harrisburg, Pa. the Terrier Group was in the ring and the Bedlington Terrier was being judged!  (Unless of course the judge’s watch is wrong!)  Bedlington Terriers are lovable and gentle with a curly woolly coat, giving them the appearance of a lamb.   I’ll bet you haven’t seen a Bedlington at your local dog park lately, have you?

This is Sealyham Terrier Nicholas, “Ch Efbe’s Thunder Rd at Burberry”.  Nicholas is a grandson of the well-known Charmin, who is the top winning Sealyham Terrier of all time.  I just love the dark fur around Nicholas’ eye!   Here he is with Margery Good at the Bucks County Kennel Club show in Erwinna, Pa. back in May.