best in show tracks the stories of a handful of human contestants as they prepare for one of the biggest dog shows in the calendar. any amateur psychologist would say that an unconditional love and obsession with a pet is a sign of something missing in someone life and and each of the characters in some way fills this cliche. there the former high school hottie who now married to a geeky man and the childless and label obsessed yuppie couple and the solitary outdoorsman and the young wife of a wealthy old codger (along with her short haired dog trainer) and and the gay couple. what makes this film so funny though is the way it portray these stereotypes in a completely believable way  almost affectionate and in many cases. every ridiculous thing one of the characters does or says  with their dog as an innocent onlooker  seems like the kind of behaviour you would totally expect to see at a dog show. the biggest laughs come from the commentary team of an all american style sports announcer and comparing moments in a dog show to parts of a baseball game and and his english and canine academic and foil. the trials of the geeky husband as his blonde wife meets an astonishing number of men from her past is also always good for a chuckle and as is the demented behaviour of the yuppie couple as the pressure builds and while their hound stays completely unflustered. well worth watching  even if cats are more your bag. 
best in show tracks the stories of a handful of human contestants as they prepare for one of the biggest dog shows in the calendar. any amateur psychologist would say that an unconditional love and obsession with a pet is a sign of something missing in someone life and and each of the characters in some way fills this cliche. there the former high school hottie who now married to a geeky man and the childless and label obsessed yuppie couple and the solitary outdoorsman and the young wife of a wealthy old codger (along with her short haired dog trainer) and and the gay couple. what makes this film so funny though is the way it portray these stereotypes in a completely believable way  almost affectionate and in many cases. every ridiculous thing one of the characters does or says  with their dog as an innocent onlooker  seems like the kind of behaviour you would totally expect to see at a dog show. the biggest laughs come from the commentary team of an all american style sports announcer and comparing moments in a dog show to parts of a baseball game and and his english and canine academic and foil. the trials of the geeky husband as his blonde wife meets an astonishing number of men from her past is also always good for a chuckle and as is the demented behaviour of the yuppie couple as the pressure builds and while their hound stays completely unflustered. well worth watching  even if cats are more your bag. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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