Everyone became attached to Lobo and this crazy dog was the winner.
The 24-inch mobility competition features a Siberian Husky named Lobo bred by Alan Davis from Penn Argyle, Pennsylvania.
There was a sudden departure from the script in the Westminster Kennel Club competition as this bizarre dog made a decision to mind his own business instead.
The charming dog started rapidly, looking like a worthy opponent. Lobo just couldn’t seem to focus on a task, acting like he had a pretty bad case of ADHD.
Finally, the energy came, but he just couldn’t concentrate. In the end, the skilled Siberian Husky fixed everything, but not before fixing twenty-five faults.
Lobo, the Siberian Husky, is proof that you don’t always have to be the winner to outshine everyone.
With more deficiencies than anyone else in the 24-inch sprint class, Lobo found himself too busy with the day’s events to focus on his track.
The detours continued to show his more beautiful sides. However, everyone became attached to Lobo and this crazy dog was the winner.
