Crufts Dog Show 2022 results

Results 2022 Final Winners

After canceling the event in 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Crufts Dog Show returned in 2022 at the NEC Birmingham in England with Baxer the flat-coated retriever from the Gundog Group winning the Best in Show award.

The Best in Show award is the most prestigious award a dog can earn. The dogs begin by competing against other dogs of the same breed and age before moving on to being judged alongside various breeds and ages.

Here are the final results from Sunday’s action, per Birmingham Live’s David Bentley:

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Gundog

Winner: Baxer (Flat-Coated Retriever), Owner: Ms R & Mr P Ulin & Oware

Reserve: Gwendariff Come Fly with Me (Irish Setter), Owner: Mrs D Stewart-Ritchie

Third: Layways Van Winkle JW (Hungarian Vizsla), Owner: Miss E J Miles

Fourth: Coedcernyw Calendar Girl JW (Cocker Spaniel), Owner: Mr I & Mrs S Hillier

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Working Dog

Winner: Siberiadrift Keep The Love for Zimavolk JW ShCM (Siberian Husky), Owner: Miss J Allen

Reserve: Black Star del Biagio (Alaskan Malamute), Owner: G Biagiotti

Third: Lanfrese Argento (Boxer), Owner Mr M Griffiths

Fourth: Cyberus Its All About Bertie for Womlu (Mastiff), Owner: Mr S & Mrs T Coulman-Hole

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Pastoral Dog

Winner: Ch Bottom Shaker The Greatest Picture (Old English Sheepdog), Owner: Mr Koroknai

Reserve: Ch Wyndstar Magic Marker (Australian Shepherd), Owner: Mrs K, Mrs D, Mr J & Mrs M Kirtley, Erdesz, Shaw

Third: Ch Nikara Diamond Dancer JW (Samoyed), Owner: Mrs V & and Mrs S A Freer & Smith

Fourth: Ch Frostice Makeover (Shetland Sheepdog), Owner: Mrs B Andersson

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Terrier Dog

Winner: Turith Adonis (Irish Terrier), Owner: Mr J & Mr A Averis & Barker

Reserve: Northcote’s Isn’t That The Way (Lakeland Terrier), Owner: Mr F W Schoeneberg

Third: Rocabec Riding Shotgun (Bedlington Terrier), Owner: Mr & Mrs P Cumming

Fourth: Flanagan Limited Edition (Skye Terrier), Owner: Miss B Blahova

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Utility Dog

Winner: Waffle (Poodle), Owner: Mr T, Mr J, Mrs S & Mr J Isherwood, Lynn, Stone & Shaw

Reserve: Elvis The Amazing Boy del Tassino to Loyjean (Chow Chow), Owner: Mr W Mcnaught

Third: Ellemstra Against All Odds JW (Dalmation), Owner: Mrs E J & Mr C N Emmett & Simons

Fourth: Minarets Best Kept Secret (Miniature Poodle), Owner: Miss M Harwood

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Toy

Winner: Royal Precious Jp’s F4 Conan (Yorkshire Terrier), Owner: Mrs Obama

Reserve: Tiny Fellow’s U Got the Look (Pomeranian), Owner: Miss C & Mr T Kristoffersen & Losen

Third: Leogem Winter Melody (Cavalier-King Charles Spaniel), Owner: Mr D & Mrs T Homes

Fourth: Limartine Mr Blue (Bichon Frise), Owner: Mrs.l A Mault

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Hound

Winner: Ina’s Fashion Desirable (Greyhound), Owner: Mrs I Koulermou

Reserve: Creme Anglaise’s Irish Cream (Whippet), Owner: Mr J W & Mr K Akerboom & Van Der Schaaf

Third: Vaskurs Moni Maker Qiwidotter (Pharaoh Hound), Owner: Mr T & Mrs S Torres

Fourth: Forget-Me-Not V Tum-Tum’s Vriendjes (Basset Griffon Vendeen), Owner: Mrs A.n. Huikeshoven

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Heelwork to Music

Here is this year’s Heelwork to Music winner. The performance was inspired by Disney’s Aladdin.

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Flyball Final

Roadrunners Beep Beep defeated the reigning champions, Focus, in the flyball final, setting a new record in the process.

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Agility Competition

Zest, a Border collie, won the 2022 Agility Competition with an incredible performance.

Day 3 winners in Utility and Toy groups

WINNER OF UTILITY: Poodle (Toy): Afterglow Agent Orange (Mr T, Mr J, Mrs S & Mr J Isherwood, Lynn, Stone & Shaw), known as Waffle

RESERVE: Chow Chow: Elvis The Amazing Boy del Tassino to Loyjean (Imp Che) (Mr W Mcnaught)

THIRD: Dalmatian: Ellemstra Against All Odds JW (Mrs E J & Mr C N Emmett & Simons)

FOURTH: Poodle (Miniature): Minarets Best Kept Secret (Miss M Harwood)

REMAINING FINALISTS:

German Spitz (Klein): Longsdale’s Jen You Win JW ShCM (Mr D & Mr G Francis & Pearce)

Japanese Spitz: Charney Precious Gift for Kumiko Jww-15 JW ShCM (Mr R, Mrs K & Mrs A Aston & Bowen)

Shar Pei: Witchgait Just One Slice JW (Miss S E Sutherland)

Tibetan Spaniel: Souska I Need Your Love (Mr R Lemon)

WINNER OF TOY

Yorkshire Terrier: Royal Precious Jp’s F4 Conan (Mrs Obana), known as Conan

RESERVE:

Pomeranian: Tiny Fellow’s U Got The Look Sew-19 Dkw-18 Kbhw-18 Nw-17 Njw-17 Jww-17 (Miss C & Mr T Kristoffersen & Losen)

THIRD: Cavalier-King Charles Spaniel: Leogem Winter Melody (Mr D & Mrs T Homes)

FOURTH: Bichon Frise: Limartine Mr Blue (Mrs.l A Mault)

REMAINING FINALISTS:

Bolognese: Kaylo Van Het Balgzand ShCM (Miss K A Golden)

Coton De Tulear: Cotonkiss Penny from Heaven at Mopseycoton (Mrs J & Mr M Pearman & Vinaccia)

Havanese: Imperio from Bohemia Land (Mrs M Septier – Garreau)

Italian Greyhound: Littlebriton Winter Is Here (Miss J E Doherty)

King Charles Spaniel: Baldragon Shoots He Scores (C Bowles-Robinson)

The 2020 winners

And here’s a reminder of the 2020 winners from the last time the show was on. There was no Crufts in 2021.

WINNER OF UTILITY: Ch Minarets Best Kept Secret (Poodle Miniature), Owner: MISS M HARWOOD

RESERVE: Ch Dawin All The Buzz (Poodle Standard), Owner: MRS L CAMPBELL

THIRD: Ch Kaga No Shouji Go Sapparo Kagasou Vormond (Japanese Shiba Inu), Owner: MISS M S DUNHILL-HALL

FOURTH: Ch Chelmbull The Aviator (French Bulldog), Owner: MISS A, MR D, MR A & MRS L CUND & HARROP

Note that there was no bulldog in the Utility breeds judging because it was not put through after vets found a skin infection.

WINNER OF TOY: Ch Regina Bichon You Rock My World At Pamplona (Bichon Frise), Owner: MESSRS M & R COAD & SMITH

RESERVE: Doma Fortuna Re Del Ritmo (Havanese), Owner: MS Y & MR T DOBROCZEK & DOBROCZEK

THIRD: Aphienna A Million Dreams (Chihuahua Long Coat), Owner: MRS H MURPHY

FOURTH: Ch Florita Tueletta (Italian Greyhound), Owner: MISS H M LISTER

The Kennel Club, which organises Crufts, has this year banned all entries from Russia following the invasion of Ukraine.

In addition, The Kennel Club Charitable Trust has been spearheading a dramatic UK fundraising drive at Crufts this week to send much-needed supplies to animals and their owners facing starvation and death in animal shelters, and to those who have been forced to flee their homes in Ukraine.

The money raised from the Ukraine appeal will be sent to the international dog organisation, the FCI (Federation Cynologique Internationale) – which is in a position to help those in need in Ukraine and neighbouring countries, through its network of Kennel Clubs on the ground. The FCI fund, Solidarity for Ukraine, will help to provide vital medicines, food and transport for the tends of thousands of animals in Ukraine, or those who have escaped with their families to neighbouring countries.

The Kennel Club and The Kennel Club Charitable Trust created a starting fund of £50,000 and donations from those showing their dogs and from Breed Clubs and visitors – just two days into Crufts – have swelled the fund by a further £25,000, with donations continuing to flood in.

Mark Beazley, Chief Executive of The Kennel Club, said: «The Kennel Club has been shocked and horrified by events in Ukraine, so we set up this fundraising appeal to try to get funds where they are needed, as soon as possible. Crufts has been a fantastic chance to reach dog lovers up and down the country with everybody, from those competing and on stands around the show, to visitors and those watching Crufts on the TV at home, really opening their hearts to show solidarity for those people and their animals in Ukraine, who are in desperate need.»