The 2015 Westminster Dog Show champ is basically the most adorable animal on the planet

On Tuesday, February 17, dogs of all shapes, sizes, colors and creeds proudly put their buttholes on display for millions as part of the 139th annual Westminster Dog Show. And boy, was the competition tough. Matisse, a Portuguese water dog and winner of the "working group" category may have thought he had the Best in Show title in the bag--if for no other reason than he is the cousin of Sunny Obama and Obamas are known to get special treatment when it comes to dog shows. Rocket, a shih tzu owned by Patty Hearst, strutted gamely across the arena, and while the tiny dog also did not win the title, it went home winner of the "toy group" and with a lifetime of complexes only multiple therapy sessions per week might ameliorate. Swagger, an old English sheepdog who seemingly had no eyes, was a crowd favorite although he, too, likely got drunk and slept with a particularly sad-sack dachshund.

No, only one could take home Best in Show, and with it the lifetime of hubris of a Meryl or a Jennifer, and the lucky pup was Miss P, a 15-inch Canadian beagle whose full name is the absurd "Ch Tashtins Looking for Trouble."

But who is Miss P? And how did a nearly 4-year-old dog (over the hill, especially for girl dogs) beat over 2,700 contestants to take home the title? Here's what we know:

• She has won a total of 19 best in show titles, a number seen as skimpy when compared to Matisse's 238 titles.
• She is only the second beagle to ever win at Westminster.
• She is the grandniece of Uno, the first beagle to ever win Best in Show (in 2008). Obviously, you don't get to this level of competition unless you're related to someone in the industry.
• She has never met Uno, who is now almost 10. Typical of retired greats to be uninterested in the up-and-coming talent.
• David Merriam, the Best in Show judge, praised her, saying she "had wonderful type" and a "wonderful head." A little bit gauche.
• Her handler, Will Alexander spoke for the dog afterwards -- "She's hungry and I'm overwhelmed," he said. Just your average red carpet banter.