The ugliest dog in the world 2016 is... an old acquaintance or. an acquaintance. In the Californian city of Petaluma, the 28th competition for the ugliest dog in the world was held a few days ago, the guiding principle of which was that it's not the outer beauty that matters, but the inner beauty, as the organizers emphasize again and again. This time the (un)flattering title was won by little SweePee Rambo, the iron repertoire of the competition, who after years of trying finally managed to sit on the throne and become officially the ugliest dog in the world.
Just as every job is honorable, so is every title. The ugliest dog in the world is therefore quite flattering title, it is no wonder that the competition is really fierce. It was recently held on the 28th. selection of the ugliest dog in the world. In an American city Petaluma they gathered again in the pile owners of ugly dogs, who hoped that their unusual shaggy would be decorated with the ribbon of the ugliest dog. There was also a multiple participant, petite SweePee Rambo, the constant star of this competition.
Last year she was the first runner-up, but this year she managed to officially become the ugliest dog in the world.
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And what does the jury consider when choosing the ugliest dog in the world? First impression, natural ugliness, unusual features, personality, and also takes into account audience reactions. The crown of the world's officially ugliest dog is a 17-year-old SweePee Rambo a drawer mix between a pitbull and a shepherd Quasi Modo, which celebrated last year. She is a winner though a mix between a Chinese hairless dog and a Chihuahua. The dog has become blind with age, but as her owner says, Jason Wurtz, which he originally bought for his wife and kept after the divorce, has no problem with her blindness, much less with her looks. "I've had quite a few girlfriends over the last few years and they were all jealous of the dog," SweePee Rambo was told by her guardian.
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