Every sport has its superstars. You’ve
probably heard of basketball’s Shaquille O’Neal and LeBron
James. Or football’s Donovan McNabb and Tom Brady. The sport
of purebred dogs has superstars too.
There’s:
| Coco, a spunky and sparky
5-year-old Norfolk Terrier, who beat out thousands of
other champion purebred dogs to take home the Best in
Show title at the AKC/Eukanuba National Championship.
Read Coco's Profile. |
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| Static, the intelligent
and loving 7-year-old Border Collie who served as lead-off
dog on the AKC/USA World Agility Team at the World Agility Championships
in France 2003. Read
Static's Profile. |
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| Twister, a smart and hard-working
7-year-old Border Collie became the 2003 National Obedience
Champion (NOC). Read
Twister's Profile. |
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| Slammer, a gentle, loving
6-year-old Golden Retriever who joined the 2004 Crufts Obedience World
Cup Team at the first USA obedience competition in Birmingham, England. Read
Slammer's Profile. |
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These are just a few of the AKC’s top dogs. And, of course, you can’t forget your own dog. You probably know your dog is a superstar – and you’re right! Whether you win a title or not, competing alongside your AKC-registered purebred dog in AKC sports is a thrilling, fun, and challenging adventure that will help you make the most of your time with your best friend!