PEKINGESE
THIS is the "ugliest dog in the world." But you will love it for its 'from illness to fame' story
Wild Thang, an eight-year-old Pekingese, has been named the winner of the 2024 World's Ugliest Dog contest in California. This is his fifth time competing, having previously come in second place three times.
Wild Thang takes the crown in world's ugliest dog contest; Check his photo inside
Wild Thang has been a familiar face in the contest, having participated five times. He came close to winning before, securing second place three times, but this year, he finally claimed the coveted title. Originally from Los Angeles, Wild Thang now resides in North Bend, Oregon, where he enjoys his retirement days.
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