Jordan Klepper

The Doberman was fairly beloved in the room.

That's me.

You get a sense.

And some of that has to do with grooming where you're like, oh, that is the puffiest dog I've ever seen.

I don't know if that technically means anything to be like, look how puffy that dog is.

There was like an old English sheep dog that was super puffy.

And I think that worked to its benefit at the end.

And when you get the best in show, which is the final ones picked from each round, you see that they are beautiful dogs.

They are well trained.

You can tell all of that.

They also give sort of a breakdown of

what these dogs were bred for, a little bit of the history of these dogs, as well as, like, whether or not they're good pets and what have you.

There's a little bit of editorializing, which is always interesting to see the announcer editorialize or not.

What's sort of interesting about the Doberman is built into the history of the Doberman that they kept repeating.

Essentially, I believe it's, like, a German dog that was raised for, like, militaristic means and a sort of, like, a herding lifestyle.

Almost like, essentially it sounded like a police dog.

In some ways I was like, oh, this is the most icest ice dog.

This is the ice dog.

Yeah, yeah.

It is like a, yeah.