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The black, white and brown gundog, whose full name is
Afterglow Miami Ink, was crowned "Best in Show" after four days
of competing with nearly 22,000 other dogs from 56 countries.
"He's pretty special ... I'm absolutely shocked and thrilled,"
handler Jason Lynn said after Miami won the finale of the
126-year old show, which is billed as the world's largest.
Frankie, a miniature poodle, came second and was named "Reserve
Best in Show" after a seven-dog final at the National Exhibition
Centre in Birmingham, central England.
(Reporting by William James; Editing by Louise Ireland)
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