[2] His owner/handler Margery Good described him as being "squeezeably soft" when he was a puppy, which brought him his "Charmin" nickname which co-owner Judith Carter gave him.

When at home he was treated like any other house pet, and enjoyed playing with Babs, Margery's assistant's Parson Russell Terrier.

[8] The Scottish Terrier would go on to win Best in Show at Westminster in 2010,[9] Charmin was not entered, [10] but another Efbe dog from an earlier litter of the same parents won Best of Breed.

[12] Charmin was entered in the Fédération Cynologique Internationale's World Dog Show 2008, held in Stockholm, Sweden.

Although Sweden fielded most of the breed and group winners, Charmin won the title of "Best in Show", with 2007 Swedish Champion Ch.

[13] At the 2007 AKC/Eukanuba National Championship, Charmin was awarded the title of "Best in Show", taking home a prize of US$50,000 for his owner, and a lifetime supply of dog food for himself.

Unusually however, following the broadcast of Pedigree Dogs Exposed, the BBC announced that it would not televise Crufts for the first time in 42 years.