The internet is losing its mind over this totally unique looking dog
The National Dog Show (aka the cutest contest in all the land) just took place on Thanksgiving. A beautiful greyhound named Gia took home the coveted “Best in Show” award, which was her second title in two years. And while we’re happy for Gia and her excellent team, it was a different dog that basically stole the show.
Chuck, the Pekingese, was literally the best thing people saw in the show (even if he didn’t snag the official title).
Between Chuck’s small and adorable stature and his completely fluffy exterior, he won over tons of viewers at home. false
Everybody could find something to love about the all the pups, which is basically the point of the National Dog Show.
Because he was so different looking than your average dog, Chuck really stood out from the crowd.
Everybody chimed in about what Chuck reminded them of. Some people thought he looked like an appliance while others believed he had made music video cameos.
My dad: "This dog's registered name is 'Death to Roomba.'" #Pekingese #thanksgivingattheglasshouse
— Hannah Glass (@hm_glass) November 24, 2016
That #Pekingese looks just like Sia's wig. #DogThanking
— CJ Mayo (@SadDadParty) November 24, 2016
How can you not smile after watching that #pekingese waddle around the show floor?! It's a walking dust buster! #nationaldogshow
— Sarah (@sarahelyoung) November 24, 2016
People seriously couldn’t get enough of him.
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Standing next to his fellow competitors, Chuck still seems like a champion to us.
The Greyhound wins Best in Show in the National Dog Show! #DogThanking pic.twitter.com/c0LKwrb0wp
— NBC Sports (@NBCSports) November 24, 2016
Because he was such a hit, viewers (jokingly) demanded a recount of the votes.
#DogThanking #TeamChuck #BestInShow #Pekingese
We want a recount. Chuck got robbed at the #NationalDogShow 😆 pic.twitter.com/mL0TOv3kEz
— Matt Promprasert (@MattPromprasert) November 24, 2016
And some people are playfully demanding even more action.
Wait. The Pekingese didn't win the dog show? Well, now I've got to start a whole other protest. #AuditTheDogVote
— Wendy Brandes (@WendyBrandes) November 24, 2016
These reactions are all in good fun, of course.
Chuck and his fellow dog competitors are all truly winners in our eyes.
h/t Mashable
