Here are the four group winners from Saturday’s competition.

By BY KARSTEN MORAN AND ANDREW DAS from NYT Sports https://nyti.ms/3vpNJaF

Here’s how to watch the 2021 Westminster dog show.

By BY VICTOR MATHER AND JONATHAN ELLIS from NYT Sports Winners from three groups will be named on Sunday night. They’ll join four other group winners to compete for Best in Show.https://nyti.ms/3vorAJU

How to Watch the Westminster Dog Show

By BY VICTOR MATHER from NYT Sports It’s usually on a Tuesday in February, but this year it’s on a Sunday night in June. Here are the groups, the new breeds and the streaming details.https://nyti.ms/3gAkuwO

Westminster Dog Show Photos: Who Wants to Go Outside?

By BY THE NEW YORK TIMES AND GABRIELA BHASKAR from NYT Sports After decades at Madison Square Garden, the dog show moves to the Lyndhurst riverside estate. And hundreds of dogs probably couldn’t be happier.https://nyti.ms/35jnEzq

Westminster Dog Show Will Move Outside in 2021

By BY ANDREW DAS from NYT Sports The event, long a fixture at Madison Square Garden in Manhattan, will move to Lyndhurst, a riverside estate in Westchester County, in June to comply with pandemic restrictions.https://nyti.ms/37Aptua

Golden Retriever Snubbed at Westminster Is Getting Lots of Hugs, Owner Says

By BY EMILY S. RUEB from NYT Sports The internet has called for justice after a standard poodle took top honors over Daniel, a golden retriever, at the 144th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. We checked in to see how he’s doing.https://nyti.ms/2Hlp0hn

Setting the Standard at Westminster

By BY BENJAMIN HOFFMAN from NYT Sports Siba, a standard poodle, was named best in show at the Westminster Dog Show. We spent the leadup to the final event taking a look behind the curtain.https://nyti.ms/2UKAYc4

Westminster Dog Show Photos: Almost Ready for Prime Time

By BY THE NEW YORK TIMES from NYT Sports A field of hundreds will be narrowed to seven by Tuesday night, but on Monday it is still any dog’s game.https://nyti.ms/37ez9Xx

Westminster Dog Show: King Named Best in Show

By THE NEW YORK TIMES from NYT Sports King, a wire fox terrier, won the 143rd Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, which saw some controversy when one finalist was declared ineligible because of a conflict of interest.https://nyti.ms/2I6yAaT

Capturing Canines: Photos From the Westminster Dog Show

By Unknown Author from NYT Sports In addition to the seven finalists, dozens of breeds strutted their stuff.http://nyti.ms/2GdZWq6

Westminster Dog Show 2018: Flynn, a Light-Footed Bichon Frisé, Is Best in Show

By MAYA SALAM, LIAM STACK and KELLY WHITESIDE from NYT Sports Flynn looked like a cloud and was flying just as high as he won top honors at the 142nd Westminster Dog Show.http://nyti.ms/2HbM28W