Unleash the Excitement: National Dog Show’s Thrilling Thanksgiving Contest Reveals Top Canine Stars!

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OAKS, PA — This Thanksgiving, millions of families will once again gather to watch the National Dog Show presented by Purina, a cherished holiday broadcast celebrating the brilliance and beauty of canine companions. The much-anticipated event airs on NBC and Peacock at 12 p.m. ET in all time zones, immediately following the iconic Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Adding an interactive twist to this beloved tradition, Purina is hosting its “Thanksgiving’s Top Dog” contest for the second consecutive year. Dog enthusiasts across the nation are invited to participate by voting for their favorite among five exceptional finalists, each exemplifying what Purina defines as “Top Dog Energy” – a combination of confidence, charm, and playful spirit. Fans can vote during the broadcast and until 4:59 p.m. ET on Thanksgiving Day to crown the contest winner.

The Finalists for Thanksgiving’s Top Dog

This year’s contenders represent a blend of breeds and personalities, each celebrated for their unique energy and appeal. Meet the top five finalists:

  • Captain, a charismatic Golden Retriever known for his lovable demeanor.
  • Hoagie, a captivating Bernedoodle (Bernese Mountain Dog & Poodle mix) exuding charm.
  • Leila, a Chocolate Labrador Retriever with boundless energy and warmth.
  • Maple, a striking German Shorthaired Pointer shining with athletic grace.
  • River, a spirited Aussalier (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel & Australian Shepherd mix) filled with sweet agility.

Throughout the National Dog Show broadcast, voters can visit ThanksgivingsTopDog.com to cast their votes, selecting their favorite among these deserving finalists. The winner will take home an impressive prize package, including a year’s supply of Purina Pro Plan dog food and a $500 Chewy gift card.

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A Celebration of Canine Excellence

The National Dog Show has remained a staple of Thanksgiving Day for over two decades, capturing the hearts of viewers with the spectacle of nearly 190 breeds showcased by over 1,800 competing dogs. Year after year, audiences are treated to the extraordinary talent, poise, and loyalty of these canines as they vie for the ultimate title of Best in Show.

Purina’s long-standing role in supporting canine excellence continues with this year’s show. For 13 years in succession, every Best in Show winner has been fueled by Purina Pro Plan, a testament to the brand’s impact on health and performance at the highest level of competition.

Andrea Faccio, President and Chief Growth Officer at Purina, reflected on the importance of the Thanksgiving’s Top Dog contest, stating, “This contest brings an exciting interactive element to the National Dog Show, a beloved holiday tradition, bringing people and pets together to celebrate some of the country’s most incredible dogs.”

A Holiday Tradition Like No Other

NBC and Purina have partnered for 23 years to bring the National Dog Show into households across the country, making it a centerpiece of Thanksgiving celebrations. Gary Quinn, Vice President of Programming at NBC Sports, emphasized the enduring popularity of the event, saying, “Together, we’re inviting families to connect with the event in an exciting new way, combining top-notch storytelling with a chance for fans to be part of the action by voting for their favorite Top Dog.”

Dog lovers can tune in to witness excellence in action while cheering on the Thanksgiving’s Top Dog contestants. This Thanksgiving Day event continues to unite families as they gather in appreciation of dogs’ unique charm and companionship. Whether you’re rooting for a stately Golden Retriever or a lively Labradoodle, this year’s National Dog Show is set to delight viewers of all ages.

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