Then there's a recording session to fully immortalize his performance. So far, other competitors include an opera-singing Dalmatian and a poodle that sings the blues. There's even a cat named Lobster in the top 10. Actually, this time around there were nine dogs and one cat. But our 10 best crooners were selected from hundreds of entries from the U.S. and Canada, including videotaped submissions and pawditions held in cities from Los Angeles to Miami.
Advantage even has a web site featuring audio samples of the pets in vocal competition.
Since then, Cheryl has encouraged this bow-wow behavior. And when Advantage announced its contest, they decided to submit a sample of Kelsey's musical performance. It was good enough to make the competition's top 10, which means Kelsey and other finalists will sing their finales at New York's South Street Seaport next week. After all, some dogs howl mightily when police and fire sirens sound and it's out of sheer discomfort. But I don't think that's it.