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Ciao! American Kennel Club adds a breed, the bracco Italiano

FILE - Elvira, a bracco Italiano, competes in the 24 inch class at the Masters Agility Competition during the 146th Westminster Dog Show on, June 18, 2022 in Tarrytown, N.Y. The ancient Italian bird-hunting dog is the 200th member of the American Kennel Club's roster of recognized breeds, the organization announced Wednesday. That means the handsome, powerful but amiable pointers can now go for best in show at many U.S. dog shows, including the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club event next year. (AP Photo/Vera Nieuwenhuis, File) FILE - Elvira, a bracco Italiano, competes in the 24 inch class at the Masters Agility Competition during the 146th Westminster Dog Show on, June 18, 2022 in Tarrytown, N.Y. The ancient Italian bird-hunting dog is the 200th member of the American Kennel Club's roster of recognized breeds, the organization announced Wednesday. That means the handsome, powerful but amiable pointers can now go for best in show at many U.S. dog shows, including the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club event next year. (AP Photo/Vera Nieuwenhuis, File) FILE - Elvira, a bracco Italiano, competes in the 24 inch class at the Masters Agility Competition during the 146th Westminster Dog Show on, June 18, 2022 in Tarrytown, N.Y. The ancient Italian bird-hunting dog is the 200th member of the American Kennel Club's roster of recognized breeds, the organization announced Wednesday. That means the handsome, powerful but amiable pointers can now go for best in show at many U.S. dog shows, including the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club event next year. (AP Photo/Vera Nieuwenhuis, File)
Ciao! American Kennel Club adds a breed, the bracco Italiano