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Banana Joe hits Bloomberg
Nothing like a spontaneous photo shoot right next to your desk, with a Westminster winner!
Bloomberg News columnist.
KING KONG LOVES BANANAS
The infamous movie monkey made a quick stop to visit the pooch named after his favorite food. Banana Joe was a good sport and allowed Kong to jump into a few of his shots.
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SILVER FOX STEPS IN
Banana Joe also made a visit to Anderson Live, where PawNation was live tweeting the show. This top dog got to hob-knob with Anderson Cooper and Molly Sims. So much fame in such a small space!
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GO BANANAS!
Banana Joe doesn’t stay his optimal weight of 6 pounds by feasting on filets. This was just a special treat. The dog is on a nutrionally balanced diet to make sure he is ready for the ring. But once on the floor, Banana loves getting bacon and liver for performing well.
Handler Ernesto Lara, Westminster Best In Show winner Banana Joe, Multiple Tony-Award-winning actress Chita Rivera and Joe McGinnis backstage after Banana Joe’s appearance in THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD starring Miss Rivera. “Joe” played the part of Stephanie J. Block’s beloved dog. Photo by Lisa Croft Elliott.
Westminster Best in Show winner Banana Joe in his Broadway debut
THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD at Studio 54
Westminster Best in Show winner Banana Joe in his Broadway debut, with Stephanie J. Block playing the title role in THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD at Studio 54, New York City, 13 February 2013. Photo by Joe McGinnis
this is perfection
LIVE ON TODAY
As tradition has it, every Westminster “Best in Show” winner makes an appearance on NBC’s TODAY show. Banana Joe was looking cute as ever during his segment yesterday morning.
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PUT YOUR FUR IN PLACE
The 6-pound winner and his handler had to wake up bright and early to make sure they looked suave and sophisticated for the talk show circuit. After two days of primping and grooming, Banana Joe had his beauty regime down pat.
