The organisers of the Crufts international dog show have denied rumours that other dogs have been poisoned at the event.
A three-year-old Irish setter called Jagger died after competing Crufts amid fears he may have been poisoned.
One of the owners of the prize-winning dog said they have lost "our love, family member and best friend to our son".
The Belgium co-owners of Jagger, the dog that died of suspected poisoning after its appearance at world-renowned dog show Crufts, have insisted that they do not think another exhibitor killed their animal.
Speaking to the press outside their home, Willem and Aleksandra Lauwers said "hopefully Jagger was just the wrong dog, in the wrong place, at the wrong time."
Mr Lauwers added that the couple did not want the entire dog breeding world to be tarnished by what happened to Jagger.
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