Kid bested Cisco Tuesday at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show.
Kid bested Cisco Tuesday at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show.
The two miniature bull terrier littermates owned by Alex and Deb Guerrero of Graham were competing for Best of Breed in the prestigious competition. Kid repeated his 2012 performance and took the top honor while Cisco came in third place.
Kid will now go on to compete later today in the terrier group competition – one step away from the most coveted dog title in America: Best in Show.
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Two canine brothers from Graham are vying this week to be the nation’s top dog at the 137th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York.
Kid beat out his brother Cisco on Tuesday at the Westminster Kennel Club dog show in New York.
An 8-year-old southwest Missouri girl who was disappointed that her mutt couldn't compete in the Westminster Dog Show came up with an alternative.
As a combat correspondent, capturing the drama of an intense patrol or combat operation was part of the job while U.S. Marine Sgt. Reece Lodder was deployed in Afghanistan.
But what the Everson native loved best were the moments between the action, when Marines had down time, were resting or were sharing candy and water with local children.
"A good photo doesn't have to be Marines out in the fight. It can be those raw, unfiltered moments where they're human," Lodder said. "That's the reality of it. They're tired, they're sore, they need to take a minute for some water, a moment of rest."
With heavy rain in the forecast last Friday, the first full day of the 24th annual Spring Fair was a wet one, but even though crowds were sparse in the drizzle, many families and children still had fun.
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