The National Dog Show will air on Thanksgiving Day, showcasing over 180 dog breeds competing for the Best in Show title.
Here’s when and where to watch National Dog Show 2025(X/ @nbc)
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National Dog Show: Date and time
The event will air on Thursday, November 27, 2025, from noon to 2 pm ET, as reported by FTW USA Today.
Where to watch the National Dog Show?
This year’s National Dog Show will be easy to catch wherever you are. The event airs on NBC, and the streams live on Peacock, with additional streaming available on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. And if you can’t tune in for the live broadcast, Peacock will have the full show available on demand the very next day.
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National Dog Show: Last year’s winner
Last year’s competition saw a lovable pug named Vito walk away with the top prize, setting a high bar for this year’s contenders. Adding to the excitement, the beloved commentary team of John O’Hurley, David Frei, and Mary Carillo will once again guide viewers through every moment.
The following is the list of past winners of the show:
2024: Vito (Pug)
2023: Stache (Sealyham Terrier)
2022: Winston (French Bulldog)
2021: Claire (Scottish Deerhound)
2020: Claire (Scottish Deerhound)
2019: Thor (Bulldog)
2018: Whiskey (Whippet)
2017: Newton (Brussels Griffon)
2016: Gia (Greyhound)
2015: Charlie (Skye Terrier)
2014: Nathan (Bloodhound)
2013: Jewel (American Foxhound)
2012: Sky (Wire Fox Terrier)
2011: Eira (Wire Fox Terrier)
2010: Clooney (Irish Setter)
2009: Sadie (Scottish Terrier)
2008: Holly (Pointer)
2007: Swizzle (Australian Shepherd)
2006: Vikki (Toy Poodle)
2005: Rufus (Colored Bull Terrier)
2004: Gracie (Smooth Fox Terrier)
2003: Raisin (Doberman)
2002: Miki (Poodle)
*Dog breed listed in parentheses
National Dog Show: What will the winner get?
The champion of the 2025 National Dog Show will take home a $2000 prize, along with the prestigious Best In Show ribbon, as reported by USA Today.









