Charles Cruft

Businessman, founder of Crufts

Charles Cruft - Leaders & Politicians born June 28th, 1852
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Established a prestigious dog show, which became an annual event known as Crufts. The event showcases various dog breeds and includes competitions that highlight their skills and characteristics. The first Crufts dog show took place in 1891 and grew significantly over the years, evolving into one of the largest and most recognized dog shows worldwide. The show emphasizes pedigree dogs and is organized by The Kennel Club in the UK.

Founded Crufts dog show in 1891

Expanded the event into a major international showcase

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