If you haven't seen Christopher Guest's mockumentary Best In Show you have to check it out. The parody film follows the journey of several dog owners as they prepare for and compete in the Mayflower Dog Show, the nation's largest purebred dog show. Can you say Westminster?

We just found this great article with commentary from Westminster organizers and participants about the movie.

"They're just like in the movie!" said Anne Sikorski backstage at Westminster, lifting up her Norwich terrier Red Rock the way Gerry Fleck (actor Eugene Levy) does in the film when Norwich "Winky" wins the whole shebang. "They're easy. Very active, happy, easygoing."

But at least one Weimereiner owner didn't think the movie's representation of her favorite breed was fair.

"It shows them as a neurotic dog, but the owners projected their neuroses on the dog. The dog couldn't care less about buzzy bee," said Susan Thomas, referencing a scene in which Parker Posy's character refuses to give her dog any toy but a stuffed bee. Thomas showed her Weimeraner named Knockin' on Heaven's Door at Westminster on Tuesday. "The Weimeraner takes on the personality of its owners. They're perceptive."

How do Westminster folks feel about the movie 'Best In Show'?