FunFall in love with Wasabi, officially the most handsome...
Fun

Fall in love with Wasabi, officially the most handsome dog in the world

31

There are beauty pageants all over the planet, and we’re not just talking about people. The pets closest to man also have their own beauty fairs and pageants around the world. One of the most famous is the one recently won by Wasabi, a Pekingese dog, who was proclaimed the most handsome dog in the world.

The contest developed by Westminster Kennel Clu b is one of the most prestigious beauty contests for dogs in the world. It has been held since 1877 at Madison Square Garden in New York and in its latest edition about 2,500 dogs of very different breeds and sizes have participated.

A winner

Wasabi was proclaimed winner of the contest, although it seems that he is prepared for it. A year ago he already won another prestigious contest, the 2019 American Kennel Club National Championship.

His trainer, David Fitzpatrick, is also his co-owner and is very proud of Wasabi, the three-year-old Pekingese. “He has talent for the show, he meets the standards of the breed,” he explained to the local media when he learned that he had been designated as the winner of the contest.

And it is that Wasabi has several owners, four in particular. In addition, the victory was moving for all of them, as one of the owners of Wasabi, the most handsome dog in the world, passed away from coronavirus last year.

Despite everything, the dog did not worry much about the victory, and it was his handler and handler who showed his joy after having led a unique specimen like his dog to victory. He is a wonderful dog. He acts perfectly as he has a talent for the show, ” Fitzpatrick explained, adding,“ What can’t you like about this dog? ”.

The contest is held every year and many dogs demonstrate their skills to the specialized jury, revealing some of the most intelligent and beautiful dogs on the planet.

 

Japanese scientists create a 'washing machine for humans'

Can you imagine taking a relaxing bath in a machine that washes you with bubbles, plays relaxing music or videos?

Insect swarms generate as much electricity as a thunderstorm

Swarms of bees can generate an electrical charge of 1,000 volts per meter, a higher voltage density than thunderclouds and electrified dust storms.

Why am I afraid of dogs?

Have you ever wondered why there are people who are afraid of dogs even though they have never had a bad experience with a dog?

This is what the Earth's magnetic field sounds like

The shield that protects our planet sounds 'pretty scary', according to ESA engineers.

Days were only 17 hours long 2.46 billion years ago

It was when the Moon was much closer to our planet. As the centuries pass, the Moon slowly recedes and the length of our day gradually lengthens accordingly.

More