A wire fox terrier named Sky became America's top dog after winning Best in Show at the Westminster Kennel Club in New York.
This was the record 14th time a wire fox terrier has won America's biggest dog show. No other breed has won more than eight times.
A standard poodle named Ally was chosen as the runner-up, beating the other finalists: a Portuguese water dog, a bloodhound, an Irish water spaniel, a Cardigan Welsh corgi and a miniature pinscher.
There were 2,845 dogs entered in the 138th Westminster Kennel Club show. They were eligible in 190 breeds and varieties.
Sky, a wire fox terrier, poses next to the trophy after winning Best in Show at the 138th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show at Madison Square Garden in New YorkReutersAfterAll Painting The Sky, a wire fox terrier, kisses judge Betty Regina Leininger after winning best in show at the 2014 Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New YorkReutersThis standard poodle named Ally was named runner-up at the showReutersA Portuguese water dog named Matisse, winner of the working groupReutersNathan the bloodhound, the crowd's favouriteReutersRiley, the Irish Water SpanielReutersCoco Posh, the Cardigan Welsh CorgiReutersClassie the miniature PinscherReutersA spaniel waits to compete in the Westminster Dog ShowAPChauncey, a Komondor, rests in the benching area before judgingAPA Komondor competes for Best of Group in the Working GroupGettyA Neapolitan Mastiff competes in the Working GroupAPJoey, a wire fox terrier, gets his chin brushed during the 138th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New YorkReutersDog handler Gabriel Rangel walks Sky, the wire fox terrier that won Best in ShowReuters