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I'm sorry...but that's one fugly dog


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http://www.wralsportsfan.com/rs/story/10732131/

NEW YORK — The crowd at Madison Square Garden grew louder with every tiny step Malachy took, and he sure took a lot of them just to get halfway around the dog show ring.

That was perfect for this Pekingese. Gave him more time to soak in the cheers and look around the stands at his adoring fans Tuesday night.

Moments later, the Peke whose smushed-in face frames a mop of flyaway fur and whose pace rivals a snail's, became America's top dog by winning best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club.

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I used to own Pekengese and Chinese Chin. These dogs are ballers indeed. Super smart and very playful. Anyone who disagrees clearly has no clue. Anyone who ever own one would never ever saying anything bad about these species.

Think of a pug with more brain and longer hair.

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I used to own Pekengese and Chinese Chin. These dogs are ballers indeed. Super smart and very playful. Anyone who disagrees clearly has no clue. Anyone who ever own one would never ever saying anything bad about these species.

Think of a pug with more brain and longer hair.

Yea no doubt. People aren't too familiar with these dogs but they are great in just about any setting. Also own a cavalier king charles as well. My fiance is an animal *****. :)

One hangup about peke's/chins is they are tremendous shedders. My lord. Still, great dogs.

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