Security removed protesters from Crufts during best in show announcement.

A chaotic scene unfolded at Crufts as security staff and protesters clashed during the highly anticipated dog show. The tension reached a boiling point when a small group of PETA activists managed to infiltrate the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, where the event was being held. Despite the presence of security guards, one person was able to make their way into the central area of the show, brandishing posters in protest.

Shocked onlookers watched as the group was forcefully removed from the venue by security personnel. It is still unclear how many protesters were involved in the disruption, as the Kennel Club, who organizes Crufts, has yet to release an official statement on the matter. Brooke Davies, a reporter for The Agency who was attending the show, described the chaotic scene as it unfolded during the judging of the Papillon breed.

The incident, which was captured on video and shared on social media, caused quite a stir among the attendees. People could be heard shouting at the security guards to refrain from using violence, but the show continued as planned. The brawl even spilled into the seating area, with one man attempting to remove a woman who was clinging onto a barrier. Eventually, both individuals were removed from the premises, with the man being carried out by his arms and legs.

Despite the drama, the show went on and an Australian Shepherd named Viking was ultimately crowned best in show. However, this year's Crufts has not been without controversy, as the RSPCA came under fire for their criticism of Bulldog breeders following a French Bulldog's win in the best in breed category.

In response to the chaos caused by the PETA protesters, a spokesperson for the organization released a statement on X, condemning the show for glorifying the breeding of deformed animals. They also cited the detrimental effects of the strict standards set by the Kennel Club, which can result in serious health issues for the dogs involved.

The Agency has reached out to the Kennel Club for more information on the incident and will continue to cover the aftermath of this year's controversial Crufts dog show.

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