Thousands of dogs, hundreds of breeds, and just one top dog will be crowned at the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show on Tuesday night in New York City. The coveted Best in Show trophy will be awarded around 11 p.m. to one of seven finalists. Four finalists were chosen on Monday: Neal, a bichon frisé; Bourbon, a whippet and repeat runner-up; Comet, a shih tzu who has been a finalist before; and Mercedes, a German shepherd who came in second last year. Three more finalists will be selected Tuesday evening at Madison Square Garden. Among the semifinalists is Penny, a Doberman who was chosen as the best of her breed. Despite her dignified and focused appearance, Penny can be “a mush,” said breeder and co-owner Theresa Connors-Chan from Ontario, Canada. “She’s bossy, but she’s lovely.” Winning at Westminster is considered the most prestigious achievement in the U.S. dog show world. Each dog is judged based on how closely it matches the ideal standard for its breed. While wi...