Crufts Dog Show 2022 Live Streams Online

Dog lovers rejoice! Crufts is back for 2022, following last years cancelation due to COVID-19. Organized by the Kennel Club, the international dog show takes place March 10- 13 in Birmingham, U.K., and will bring together 20,000 dogs hoping to be awarded the prestigious title of Best in Show.

It’s amazing to think that two years have passed since wire-haired dachshund Maisie charmed her way to the Best in Show award on those tiny little legs.

Of course, it’s not just about the grand finale, with the world’s finest dogs and their loyal humans first set to compete across a range of disciplines, from the wonderful heelwork to music segment, through agility and its mesmerising weaves, the occasionally excruciating obedience championships, to the ever-thrilling flyball sprint relay.

Here in this article, you are going to know the Crufts 2022 Schedule, TV Channel Info, Start Time, and How to Watch Online. The 2022 Crufts Dog Show will take place from March 10 to 13 at the NEC in Birmingham. This event is organized by the Kennel Club.

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Event: Crufts Dog Show 

Date: 10th to 13th March 2022 

Venue: NEC in Birmingham 

TV Channel: Channel 4 and More4

Cruft is back with its annual dog show, and it’s another season for the best of the canine breed to come forth in all their glory. Since its inception in the early 1890s, the Kennel Club has sustained it as the largest dog show, with over 20,000 dogs registered for the event annually. This year, we aren’t expecting any less, but a huge addition in the number of would-be cruft champions joining in.

This year, competitors from over 40 different countries have entered Crufts, each aiming to showcase their dogs agility, temperament, and appearance. To qualify for the competition, each dog would have had to have seen success at a recognised dog show in the preceding year.

More than 200 breeds will take part in the event. The most historically successful breed is the English Cocker Spaniel, having been awarded Best In Show seven times. Interesting breeds to look out for include the Dandie Dinmont Terrier, the Welsh Corgi and the Lancashire Heeler. Ancient French breed, the, will also be making its showing debut this year, competing in the Imported Breed Register classes.