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Crufts Dog Show, the event that is held in the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham has

been interrupted by the police; as an investigation is underway for an alleged poisoning of

at least seven dogs, two of which have died just over 24 hours after the famous dogs show.

A Three year old Irish setter named Jagger was one of the victims that died after returning

home to Belgium from event, where he came second place. Jagger’s owners claimed that

their dog was fed chunks of beef that were coated with poison. Vet Dr Patrick Jans was soon

contacted and told the press he had "no idea" when the dog was poisoned and would not

be making any comment until the toxicology report was published next week.

A spokeswoman for the club reassured shocked dog owners by saying “The facts

surrounding Jagger’s sad death are still being established. With regards to speculation about

any other incidents involving other dogs, we must stress that these are at this stage just

rumours.” The club also warned that “anyone attempting to deliberately sabotage another

competitor’s performance would face severe disciplinary procedures.”

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