Eric, a nine-month old Japanese Shiba Inu, was judged the Best in Show at yesterday’s All Breeds Championship Dog Show at the Barbados Kennel Club in Waterford Woods, St Michael.
The show, judged by Albert Wight of the United Kingdom, saw a number of breeds competing for top spot in the various breeds and classes.
But it was Eric, owned by Andy Taylor, who was top dog.
Taylor, who owns seven more dogs, told NATIONNews.com that this was the first time Eric was on show.
The owner was thrilled with the victory and couldn’t stop smiling when the announcement was made.
Dozens of dog lovers turned out for the dog show where other breeds including Rottweilers, Staffordshire Bull Terriers, Bull Mastiffs, Beagles, Golden Retrievers, Boxers, Papillons, Irish Setters and Rhodesian Ridgebacks were also on display.
Eric’s top dog
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