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(16 Jun 2022)
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New York - 16 June 2022
1. Various shots of the Mudi, a breed that will be newly competing at this year's dog show
2. SOUNDBITE (English) David Haddock, Westminster Kennel Club:
"New breeds, the Mudi and Russian Toy that you saw earlier. They come from very distinct background, very limited breeding."
3. Various of Russian Toy dogs, a breed that will be newly competing at this year's dog show
4. SOUNDBITE (English) David Haddock, Westminster Kennel Club:
ANSWERING THE OFF CAMERA QUESTION: "Are you concerned about negative publicity around the Russian Toy Dog being newly introduced this year to the competition amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine?"
"I think a mild concern. We are more concerned about the participants who are coming. We have some other breeds named for countries in similar situations. We tend to not take that out on the dogs themselves."
5. Various of Russian Toy dogs
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Gail Miller Bisher, Westminster Kennel Club:
"The famed New York City Dog Show will take place again at the Lyndhurst Estate in Tarrytown, New York, playing into this year's theme of Old Meets New as we honor our Manhattan heritage while embracing our Westchester County adventure."
7. Various of dogs running the agility course
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Darrell W. Crate, Westminster Kennel Club:
I really appreciate Lyndhurst's continued hospitality to hold our tradition of being the second oldest continually held sporting event in all of America and continue the club's commitment to purpose-bred dogs."
9. Various of dogs on agility
10. SOUNDBITE (English) David Haddock, Westminster Kennel Club:  
Because of the new venue at Lyndhurst and the outdoor show and going to the three day format we are able to accommodate more dogs on the ground. Almost 3,200."
11. Dog on agility course
STORYLINE:
The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show debuted two new breeds on Thursday that will compete in this year's competition.
Newly joining the Herding Group judging category is the Mudi, a medium-sized farm dog from Hungary, originally bred to herd sheep and cattle.
The Russian Toy will be joining the Toy Group judging category.
This year, organizers will hold the show again at Lyndhurst Estate in Tarrytown, New York, instead of its traditional home at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan.
According to club officials, the larger venue in Tarrytown means more dogs will compete this year, 3,200 - the most since the 1970s. Last year 2,500 dogs competed.
Over 200 breeds will compete in the televised contest that starts on Saturday and concludes on Wednesday when judges determine which dog is "Best in Show."
AP video by Ted Shaffrey
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