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Pet pooch named Mr Happy Face officially crowned 'World's Ugliest Dog'

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pooch called Mr Happy Face has been officially crowned the 'The World's Ugliest Dog'. The 17-year-old Chinese crested-chihuahua mix faced stiff competition to claim the title at this year's World's Ugliest Dog Contest in Petaluma, California.In fact, the annual pageant was more hotly contested than ever this year after the 2020 and 2021 events were cancelled due to Covid.READ MORE: Hilarious photos show the chaos caused by mischievous cats and dogs on a daily basisMr Happy Face is a rescue, adopted by Janeda Banelly in Arizona last year.

Her unattractive pet has bagged her a $1,000 (£821) prize as well as a trip to New York to appear on NBC's Today show. Mr Happy Face's contest bio read: "I believe that this humble soul is also being an example, in subtle ways, to help humans realise that even old dogs need love and a family too."Speaking to NBC, Janeda said: "This is his first competition and so he is a little overwhelmed.

He's wondering whether there are any treats that are part of this!" She explained that Mr Happy Face might not have long to live due to his old age and multiple health issues.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.However, she fell in love with him the moment she set eyes on him. "He was the happiest creature that I had ever met," she said. "He hobbled up to me and chose me.

I vowed that day, he would be so loved that he would never remember how awful his previous life had been." The World's Ugliest Dog Contest is held annually at the Sonoma-Marin Fair and is aimed at promoting the adoption of less-aesthetically pleasing pets.Reacting to Mr Happy Face's victory online, one person said: "This story made my day!.

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