This award is given to the best dog in the breed that is the opposite sex of the Best of Breed winner. Red, White and Blue - only one of these is awarded at the end of each show. It goes to the ultimate award winner, the Best In Show . Tips for the First-Time Spectator Study the show's catalog or schedule, usually sold near the entrance to the show. This will tell you in which ring and at what time each breed is being judged.
Catalogs provide the names of the breeders and owners of each dog entered.
If you are interested in a particular breed, plan to arrive early. Dog show aisles are often crowded, and people can become separated. Pick out a meeting place in case anyone gets lost. The Superintendent's booth is a good choice. In Show judging and will most likely include one representative of your favorite breed.