Harrier GCHB Sheez-Beez Evermore Twice Told Tales Wins Best in Show at Bremerton

GCHB Sheez-Beez Evermore Twice Told Tales, a Harrier bitch handled by Megan Honari, claimed Best in Show at the Peninsula Dog Fanciers Club's large all-breed show in Bremerton, Washington on Saturday, March 21, 2026.

The win belongs to owners M. Honari, C. Rutten & S. Allen, who also bred the dog. That breeder-owner-handler combination, with Megan Honari on the lead, has been a consistent presence in the ring. At the Five Valley Kennel Club show on Friday, May 30, 2025, recorded in the Canine Chronicle, the same Harrier took the top spot in a Hound group of 46 entries, with Mrs. Cindy Vogels presiding as Hound judge. On that same day, GCHP Riesa N Passionpap's Locked And Loaded, a Papillon handled by Brian Livingston for owners M Mosing, L Foiles & D & D Kelly, earned the reserve position.

The Five Valley Hound group that day was competitive across the scent hound spectrum. Behind Sheez-Beez in second place was CH Kiarry's Show Me The Way, an American Foxhound handled by Kevin Chesnut for owners A Adam & P Lyster. GCHB Kazuri's Everythings Gonna Be Alright, a 13-inch Beagle handled by Randy Benns, placed third for owners S Smith-Falkner & S Sweetman. Fourth went to Snowybear's Spice Up Your Life, a Longhaired Dachshund handled by Kathryn Wallis for owner T Ballard.

A separate group at Five Valley, drawn from a 76-dog entry, had its own notable placements. GCHG RACH2 Red Waters Iron Compass CDX BN RM6 RAE4 RC FDC BCAT DP DEA CGCA CGCU TKP ATT VHMA, a Chesapeake Bay Retriever owned by S Cunningham & Z Godfrey and bred by B Boretsky, topped that group. GCHB Stargazer's Sensational In The Buff ATT, a Cocker Spaniel (ASCOB) owned by D Jevning, placed second. Christian Rutten handled GCHS Ghoststone Honey Nut Cherrios TKN, a Labrador Retriever owned and bred by J Chambers, to third. GCHB Foxbrooke's The Mountains Are Calling RN, a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever owned by L & K Griffin, K Lawless & K Truman, rounded out the group in fourth.

The judge for the Peninsula Dog Fanciers Club's March 21 show and the total entry count for that event have not been confirmed in available records. The Bremerton win adds another chapter to a show career that, based on the Five Valley results from ten months prior, was already building a strong regional résumé for this Harrier and her team.