Canines, chaos and so much serotonin: My weekend behind-the-scenes at Crufts
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Canines, chaos and so much serotonin: My weekend behind-the-scenes at Crufts
""It's the dog World Cup," says my friend Liz, a Crufts first timer with her Irish champion puppy Maple. "Being on the green carpet is like getting to the finals.""
"Moorfields Maple - her Irish Kennel Club name - is an irresistible 11-month-old Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, the daughter of an Irish champion mum and a UK, Spanish and French champion dad, both with very long names. The puppy category is for cuties aged six to 12 months; entrants of all ages are judged on health, structure, movement and temperament."
Crufts 2026 drew canine enthusiasts and passionate breed communities from around the world. The event features various competition categories, including a puppy division for dogs aged six to twelve months. Competitors are evaluated based on health, structure, movement, and temperament. Participants view Crufts as the premier dog competition globally, comparable to a World Cup for canines. Success at the event represents a significant achievement, with competitors describing the experience as reaching the finals of international dog showing.
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