Poodle Named Josephine Takes Center Stage at Fontainebleau Las Vegas Launch Party

The Fontainebleau Las Vegas recently held a grand launch party for its exclusive Poodle Room, a members-only club situated at the luxurious new resort. The event, which took place on the hotel’s eighty-ninth floor with sweeping views of the dazzling Las Vegas Strip, was a lavish affair that attracted a host of high-profile attendees.

One of the main highlights of the evening was the presence of a white show poodle named Josephine, the designated mascot of the Fontainebleau Las Vegas. Josephine, famous for her appearances on the resort’s Instagram account, stole the show at the party, overshadowing even celebrities like Tom Brady, Cher, and the Kardashians.

Josephine, who has multiple canine actors playing the role, made her grand entrance alongside her counterparts Mochi and Patrón, both adorned in sparkly collars. Despite being mistaken for a female due to his poodle-like appearance, Patrón, owned by Javier Torres of My Pride Poodles, added an element of charm to the evening.

The party attendees were delighted at the opportunity to take photographs with Josephine, treating the poodle like a celebrity akin to a mall Santa. With Patrón being the star of the show, Javier Torres ensured the poodle remained in prime condition, discouraging guests from overly petting the meticulously groomed canine.

Javier Torres, a seasoned breeder with over two decades of experience, shared insights on Patrón’s rise to stardom, including his wins at the Poodle Club of Las Vegas Specialty. With Patrón’s popularity extending to social media inquiries about stud services, the poodle commands an impressive fee for his appearance.

As the evening progressed, Patrón basked in the attention, posing on a couch and mingling with the partygoers. The atmosphere models, flown in for the occasion, flocked around the poodle, adding to the spectacle of the evening.

By the end of the festivities, Patrón, showing signs of weariness, was gently carried through the crowd by Javier Torres, capping off a night where the poodle had truly stolen the spotlight at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas launch.