How pooch-power has driven Crufts for 134 years
Briefly

Crufts, the world-renowned dog show, returns to Birmingham for four days with an expected attendance of over 150,000 visitors and nearly 500 overseas entries. Founded in 1891 by Charles Cruft, the show has celebrated numerous milestones, including expanding categories to include crossbreeds and obedience competitions. Despite challenges, like economic turmoil in the 1970s, Crufts has remained a celebration of canine excellence, showcasing the diversity and dedication within the dog breeding community, maintaining its reputation as the ultimate championship for dogs.
Crufts has evolved from its inception in 1891 with just over 2,000 dogs to a spectacular four-day event expecting 150,000 visitors and nearly 500 international entrants.
Named after Charles Cruft, the dog show has become the epitome of canine competition, showcasing the dedication of breeders and the beauty of purebred dogs.
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