Norwich Terrier

He had Norwich.

Norwich Terriers.

Yes,

because we had cheers that weekend, didn't we? I don't know.

Okay, hi, everyone.

I'm here at the dog park with Kerry and his daughter Elizabeth, and they have a great dog, Ernie, who's a Norwich Terrier, and Ernie has a fascinating background, a little bit of Hollywood, little bit of show dog.

So Elizabeth, why don't you start and tell us about Ernie?

[dog barks] Okay.

Well, Ernie comes from a line of Norwiches, which has a history with winning Emmy Awards.

And so Ernie's breeder, breeder's name is Leandra Little, and she was a four-time Emmy Award-winning documentarian.

And in 1994, she decided to follow a dog's journey through the Westminster Dog Show, and this dog just so happened to be a Norwich Terrier, a breed she knew little to nothing about at the time.

And so she followed this family's journey in prepping this little dog for the Westminster Dog Show, and sure enough, the dog won the Westminster Dog Show, Best in Show in 1994.

Despite not being brachycephalic.

Oh, it's Norwich Terriers.

So Norwich Terriers have been found to have the elongated south palate and the inverted cartilage and swelling of the throat.

Oh, they're so cute.

Yeah.

There are genetics that can pop up in other breeds that lead to BOAS, even though they're not brachycephalic.

So in these breeds, the same issue is the soft tissue being too much? Yes.

In Norwich Terriers, yes.

Okay.

Or a Norwich Terrier.

No, I feel like that doesn't need enough garbage.

Yeah, they could...