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Crufts

You've had a long day, here are some photos of fantastic looking dogs

LOOK AT HOW FLUFFY THEY ARE.
9.30pm, 9 Mar 2015
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THE WORLD’S LARGEST dog show took place in Birmingham over the weekend.

Crufts gets a lot of interest every year, and no wonder: It showcases some really, really, ridiculously good looking dogs.

It’s basically fashion week for canines, but a lot cuter.

Here are some of the dogs who strutted their stuff at this year’s show:

You've had a long day, here are some photos of fantastic looking dogs
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  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015

    Source: Joe Giddens

  • Crufts 2015

    Source: Joe Giddens

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Katja Ogrin

  • Crufts 2015 - Birmingham

    Source: Joe Giddens

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