A bracco Italiano named Lepshi has won his breed's debut at the Westminster Kennel Club. And dog lovers just might not be the only audience that won't forget something like that. Lepshi happens to be co-owned by country music and…
NEW YORK — A bracco Italiano named Lepshi won his breed's debut at the United States' most prestigious dog show. And dog lovers just might not be the only audience that won't forget something like that.
McGraw, known for hits including"Something Like That," and his wife, country luminary and"1883" co-star Faith Hill, have had a number of bracchi at home and featured them in social media posts. In one 2020 video, a bracco howls along as one of the couple's daughters sings some high notes. The bracco has an ancient heritage in Europe. It became eligible to compete at Westminster this year after getting recognized by the American Kennel Club, which is the nation's oldest dog registry and acts akin to a league for many U.S. dog shows. Recognition is voluntary and entails inking an agreed-upon standard for the dogs and various other criteria.
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