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A woman stands by her Dalmatian as she awaits the results on October 9, 2009 during the World Dog Show in Bratislava on October 9, 2009. There are over twenty thousand entries from over fifty countries competing to win top dog awards. From Getty Images.

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The success and popularity of the 'National Dog Show' is because it reaches all generations and families can watch the show together ... There is also growing interest in all of the different breeds and we recognize the importance of providing online coverage of each one.
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