The best photos from the 2022 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show

A bloodhound named Trumpet won over the judges at the 146th annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog show on Wednesday, and took the top prize of Best in Show.

A French bulldog name Winston took second place.

The world-famous show, held in Tarrytown, N.Y., brings together breeds from around the world, but only one can win. The different types of groups that are judged against each other include hounds, toy, non-sporting, herding, sporting, terrier, and working.

From Weimaraners to poodles, there might be winners and losers, but they are all very good dogs.

Here are some of the best behind-the-scenes looks at the 2022 extravaganza.

A handler uses a fan to cool off her Afghan hound before competing.

Gyula, a 9-year old puli, peeks through his handler Stacy Czekaj’s leg as they wait to compete.

Hogan, the Weimaraner, competes in the Masters Agility Competition during the 146th Westminster Dog Show.

Bulldogs in the ring during the (Toy, Terrier and Non-Sporting) Breed Judging.

Olivia Hodgkinson prepares and trims her Poodle Marvels Hemsworth the Wait during the annual Westminster Kennel Club dog show.

Participants in the Working group judging event enter the arena during the annual Westminster Kennel Club dog show.

A handler sits with her Irish setter during the Sporting Group judging.

A dog competes in the 9th annual Masters Agility Championship.

A handler shows the teeth of a Neapolitan Mastiff.

A Komondor competes in the ring during the Working Group judging.

A handler grooms her Great Dane during the Working Group judging.

A Neapolitan Mastiff competes Working group judging event.

Trumpet, a bloodhound, wins Best in Show at the 146th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

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