We've taken the hard task of looking at all the dog pictures and picking out our favourite ones for you.
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1. Daisy and Sami the Japanese Chins, resplendent in their buggies
Japanese Chins named Daisy left and Sami arrive in pushchairs for day one of Crufts 2016
Look at their little faces! They seem proud to be at Crufts.
2. Pickle the pug
Pickle the pug
Pickle is such a good name for a dog!
3,
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Photo: Daily Telegraph/Warren Allott
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4,
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Photo: Graham Stone/REX/Shuttershock
5. This pup in a pram
This Bichon Friese in a pram
This is basically The Queen as a dog,
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6. Gigi, Heidi and Purdy, who are travelling in style
Gigi, Heidi and Purdy
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7. This Maltese, having a staring contest with her hairbrush
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8. These identical King Charles Spaniels
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Glossy red locks to put Prince Harry to shame!
9. Pepper the Pomeranian and his luxuriant fur
10. This patriotic Chihuahua
Photo: Graham Stone/Rex/Shuttershock
11. This pampered pooch in a pram
This Maltese has evidently not had a blow-dry yet!
12,http://www.culturesclothing.com/forum/activitycheapjordanshoesfreeshipping.com/bolg. This pooch snuggling his owner
Look at his little furry tummy!
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A new wildflower has become the first living species in the UK to be named
after naturalist and TV presenter Sir David Attenborough. Attenborough's
hawkweed adds another one to the number of plants and animals bearing the
name of the world-famous broadcaster, although the little plant is the first
living species in the British Isles to be named after him
From grasshoppers to the wonderfully named Attenborosaurus, here are some
other species carrying his name
Picture: EDDIE MULHOLLAND
