The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Email updates on the latest on shopping, restaurant news and more Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Crufts 2019 is underway at the Birmingham NEC. We are now on the second day (Friday, March 8) of the four-day dog show. So what does it have in store? The second day includes various activities such as agility, heelwork, flyball - and concludes with the group judging for working and pastoral breeds. We'll bring you the results as soon as they are known. Day 2 Schedule (Image: onEdition) Here are all the known timings for Day 2. Some times are not included because they are not fixed and depend on when earlier events finish, but this gives a good idea of where you need to be during the day. 08:45 - Agility – Crufts Large Novice and Medium ABC Final (Jumping) 09:25 - Agility – Crufts Singles Heat – S/M/L (Jumping) 10:20 - Agility – Crufts Team – Medium Final 11:05 - Good Citizen Dog Scheme Display 11:45 - BREAK 12:05 - Heelwork to Music Competition 13:35 - Rescue Dog Agility 14:00 - Agility – Crufts Singles Heat – S/M/L (Agility) 15:05 - Agility – Crufts Large Novice and Medium ABC Final (Agility) 15:55 - Flyball – Team – Quarter Finals 16:40 - Heelwork to Music Competition Winner 16:45 - BREAK 17:00 - Agility – Crufts Singles Final: Small, Medium and Large (Agility) Eukanuba UK Champions Stakes Breeders Competition Final Group Judging (Working) and Presentation Group Judging (Pastoral) and Presentation 20:20 Programme Ends Crufts working and pastoral winners 2019 (Image: Joe Giddens/PA Wire) WINNER OF WORKING: CH Lanfrese Ocolardo (Boxer, known as Dave), owner Mr MJ Griffiths. RESERVE: Meadowpark High Class (Bernese Mountain Dog), owner Mrs C and Mr G Hartley-Mair and Dybdall THIRD: Stablemaster's Fatz JWW 14, EJW14 (Giant Schnauzer), owner J Frycze FOURTH: Aquafortis Kamikaze (Portuguese Water Dog), owner Mrs R Christensen WINNER OF PASTORAL: Dorian Spring Charleen Lumiere De La Vie EW16, EW17 (Samoyed, known as Charleen), owner Mr P M Silva Brito RESERVE: Domburg Because I Can Lebeau (Belgian Shepherd Dog), owner Miss S and Mrs L Smith & Lester THIRD: Tonkory Gold Digger At Huntly (Border Collie), owner Mr D and Mrs M and Mrs J Connolly & Gregory FOURTH: Wyndstar Magic Marker (Australian Shepherd), owner Mrs Erdesz Crufts working and pastoral winners 2018 WINNER OF WORKING: Newgradens Llori Nanya (Newfoundland), owner Ms D Ball RESERVE: Jojavik Penelope Pitstop (Dobermann), owner Mrs J A & Miss V L Ingram THIRD: Lanfrese Ocolardo (Boxer), owner Mr M J Griffiths FOURTH: Snowshoes Aurora Borealis (Alaskan Malamute), owner Mrs J E & Miss J Smith WINNER OF PASTORAL: Nahrof Blurred Lines at Huntly (Border Collie), owner Mr & Mrs M Connolly RESERVE: Pemcader Thunderball (Pembroke Welsh Corgi), owner Mr K & L Dover & Saether THIRD: Clingstone's Make My Day (Smooth Collie), owner Ms S & M Asikainen & Nyman FOURTH: Mybeards Hero (Polish Lowland Sheepdog), owner Miss L Mottram TV schedule for Day 2 1500-1600 – Channel 4 Crufts: The Daily Show 1830-1930 – More4 Crufts 2019 1930-2100 – Channel 4 Crufts 2019 What are working and pastoral dogs? (Image: onEdition) Working Breeds The Kennel Club says that over the centuries these dogs were selectively bred to become guards and search and rescue dogs. It said: "Arguably, the working group consists of some of the most heroic canines in the world, aiding humans in many walks of life, including the Boxer, Great Dane and St Bernard. This group consists of the real specialists in their field who excel in their line of work." Breeds included in this category are: Alaskan Malamute, Bernese Mountain Dog, Bouvier Des Flandres, Boxer, Bullmastiff, Canadian Eskimo Dog, Dobermann, Dogue de Bordeaux, Entlebucher Mountain Dog, German Pinscher, Giant Schnauzer, Great Dane, Great Swiss Mountain Dog, Greenland Dog, Hovawart, Leonberger, Mastiff, Neapolitan Mastiff, Newfoundland, Portuguese Water Dog, Pyrenean Mastiff, Rottweiler, Russian Black Terrier, Siberian Husky, St Bernard andTibetan Mastiff Pastoral Breeds The Pastoral Group consists of herding dogs that are associated with working cattle, sheep, reindeer and other cloven-footed animals. Usually this type of dog has a weatherproof double coat to protect it from the elements when working in severe conditions. Breeds such as the Collie family, Old English Sheepdogs and Samoyeds who have been herding reindeer for centuries are but a few included in this group. Breeds in this category are: Anatolian Shepherd Dog, Australian Cattle Dog, Australian Shepherd Bearded Collie, Beauceron, Belgian Shepherd Dog (Groenendael), Belgian Shepherd Dog (Laekenois), Belgian Shepherd Dog (Malinois), Belgian Shepherd Dog (Tervueren), Bergamasco, Border Collie, Briard, Catalan Sheepdog, Collie (Rough), Collie (Smooth), Estrela Mountain Dog, Finnish Lapphund, German Shepherd Dog, Hungarian Kuvasz Hungarian Puli, Hungarian Pumi, Komondor, Lancashire Heeler, Maremma Sheepdog, Norwegian Buhund, Old English Sheepdog, Picardy Sheepdog, Polish Lowland Sheepdog, Pyrenean Mountain Dog, Pyrenean Sheepdog (Long Haired), Samoyed, Shetland Sheepdog, Swedish Lapphund, Swedish Vallhund, Turkish Kangal Dog, Welsh Corgi (Cardigan), Welsh Corgi (Pembroke) and White Swiss Shepherd Dog.<doc-sep>Crufts is dubbed as the “world’s greatest dog show” and is back for another year of cute dogs and adorable competitions. The famous dog show sees dogs of all breeds compete in a series of rounds, with around 20,000 dogs taking part. Today will see dogs compete in agility and flyball, as well as heelwork to music and rescue dog agility - and you can live stream all the action from day two at Crufts 2019 below. Crufts 2019: Britain's most loved pups - Most popular dog in YOUR area How THIS breed could win Crufts BIGGEST competition this year Around 27,000 canines will be at Crufts 2019, and approximately 21,000 of those - from across 220 different breeds - are competing for the chance to win Best in Show. Last year, Tease the Whippet won Best In Show with her owner Yvette Short from Edinburgh. The rest will be taking part in physical activities like obedience, agility and flyball. Crufts is an international event, with 20,631 competitors travelling to Birmingham NEC from countries all across the globe. READ MORE: Crufts live results, tables and winners<doc-sep>The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Click to play Tap to play Email updates on the latest on shopping, restaurant news and more Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Crufts 2019 is now well underway at the Birmingham NEC. It's Saturday, March 9, which means we're on the third day of the world's biggest dog show. Today brings us a number of activities including agility, displays, junior handling, heelwork and flyball. The schedule concludes with group judging for the terrier and hound categories. Those two winners then become the next two finalists for the seven places in tomorrow's Best in Show finale. Here's what to expect on Day 3: Day 3 schedule (Saturday March 9, 2019) (Image: Getty Images Europe) 08:30 - Crufts – International Invitation – Large – Jumping 09:10 - Agility – Crufts Team – Small Final 10:10 - International Junior Handling Competition part 1 11:30 - Lowland Search and Rescue 11:50 - Southern Golden Retriever Display Team 12:10 - International Junior Handling Competition part 2 13:00 - Heelwork to Music – Freestyle International Competition 14:25 - RAF Display 14:55 - Agility – International Invitation – Large (Agility) 15:45 - West Midlands Police Display 16:05 - Flyball – Team – Semi Finals (inc YKC Flyball) 16:55 - BREAK 17:10 - Agility – International Invitation - Large – Agility Finals Heelwork to Music – Freestyle International Winner International Junior Handling Competition – Final Judging Scruffts Final Obedience Champion (Dog) and Reserve (Dog) Display Presentation of painting to 2018 Best in Show winner Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Play now Group Judging (Terrier) and Presentation Group Judging (Hound) and Presentation 20:20 - Programme Ends THE WINNERS (Image: Channel 4) International Invitation Agility Large WINNER: Majestic In The Star, owner Sergio de Sousa (time 37.207) Scruffts (The Scruffts Family Crossbreed Dog of the Year) WINNER: Percy the pointer cross, owner Amanda Bell Crufts terrier winner 2019 WINNER OF TERRIER: Multi CH Filisite Brash Beauty Never Lies (Scottish Terrier), owner Mrs VI Popova RESERVE: AM CH D B Santa Barbara Surfer Girl (Jack Russell Terrier), owner KL & Dr Thomas & Lundin THIRD: Mechita Nataly Egoist (West Highland White Terrier), owner V Kurbatova FOURTH: CH/IT/RUS/LAT/CZ CH L'End Show Metti Surprise At Glare (Bedlington Terrier), owner Mrs E Pykhtar Crufts hound winner 2019 WINNER OF HOUND: CH Soletrader Magic Mike (Bassett Griffon Vendeen Petit), owner Mrs S & Mrs W Robertson & Doherty RESERVE: West Chelan Quick Look At Me (Whippet), owner Mrs S Mowbray THIRD: Pendragon Della Bassa Pavese (Irish Wolfhound), owner Dr L Salamon FOURTH: IT/SWE/NL CH Sobers Xtravaganza (Greyhound), owner Mr P & Mrs B Primavera & Ahrens Primavera Crufts terrier winner 2018 WINNER OF TERRIER : McEvans Big Bopper At Beameups (Scottish Terrier), owner Ms R, Ms V & Ms D Cross, Huber & Cross RESERVE: Lakeridge Cahal (Irish Terrier), owner Mr A & Mrs J & Mr J Barker & Averis THIRD: Original Master Voice Lovesong (Jack Russell Terrier), owner J F Farßdi FOURTH: Digelsa Declaration (Manchester Terrier), owner Mr K Carter Crufts hound winner 2018 WINNER OF HOUND: Collooney Tartan Tease (Whippet), owner Mr and Mrs D G Short RESERVE: Alqaquadar Rigoletto (Afghan Hound), owner Mr W N & Dr A Douglas & Tan THIRD: Silvae Solo (Wire Haired Dachshund), owner Mr D C & Mrs K D McCalmont FOURTH: Miranda Della Bassa Pavese (Irish Wolfhound), owner Mrs A L Turini Salamon TV schedule for Day 3 Saturday, March 9 1600-1700 – Channel 4 Crufts: The Daily Show 1900-2100 – Channel 4 Crufts 2019<doc-sep>Crufts is always exciting to watch, with a host of cute contestants taking part in various agility, obedience and movement to music. The “world’s greatest dog show” takes place at the Birmingham NEC arena and around 27,000 dogs are expected to be at Crufts 2019. Of these, around 21,000 are competing for the much coveted Best In Show trophy. Crufts 2019: Britain's most loved pups - Most popular dog in YOUR area Last year, the Best In Show award was granted to Tease the Whippet and owner Yvette Short from Edinburgh. Taking place in the UK, Crufts is an international event with more than 20,000 of the competitors travelling to the NEC Arena from around the world. One event taking place today is the Golden Retriever Display Team - who have stunned audiences with their impressive obedience routines set to music. The Southern Golden Retriever Display Team consists of 16 Golden Retrievers and their handlers and is one of the most popular events at Crufts. Follow our Live Blog on day three of Crufts here.<doc-sep>
Sign up forfor latest news plus tips to save money and the environment The 128th edition of the Crufts dog show is underway after opening its doors at The NEC in Birmingham. Since the event’s conception in 1891, champion dogs from around the world have awed audiences with their aerial skills, exquisite breeding and coiffed coats. A host of prizes are available to four-legged pooches this year - and Express.co.uk brings you all the latest winners, results and tables from the historic event. YOU CAN WATCH THE LIVE STREAM HERE. Crufts 2019: Where is Crufts held this year? What time is Crufts open? Crufts 2019: When is Crufts 2019? How to get tickets to Crufts The dog show wrote alongside the footage: "SDJC Bravehearts faced off against Aces in the Flyball Quarter Finals at Crufts" Crufts has shared footage of some amazing dogs running at full speed in the Flyball Quarter Finals Crufts announced on its Facebook page: "Dave the Boxer has taken the title of Working group winner at #Crufts this year, he's off to Best in Show on Sunday.." Crufts 2019 LIVE: A woman runs with her Komondor dog on the second day of the shot 5.10pm update: Border Collie Skiffle and owners wins Music Freestyle Final Border Collie Skiffle and his owner Lucy Creek form Stratford-on-Avon, West Midlands, have won the Heelwork to Music Freestyle Final for a fifth successive year. The pair beat win finalists in the four-minute routine set to music. Owner Lucy said: “'I love hearing that roar of the crowd! Crufts is a chance to see all your friends in the doggy crowd. “It's great to be able to see how all the dogs are getting on and being able to meet up with everyone is absolutely fantastic!” Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary, commented: “Congratulations to Lucy and Skiffle for their impressive routine. It was of the highest standard and demonstrated the patience, skill and dedication needed from both the dog and the handler. “Heelwork to music is a challenging activity that demands a lot of time and talent to perfect. Skiffle and Lucy are a great example and inspiration for any dog owners out there who are interested in taking part in this fun and rewarding activity.” 3.15pm update: RSPCA criticises spects of CRUFTS on Twitter The RSPCA is running a live Twitter update on the competition this afternoon. The animal charity has already criticised the emphasis on looks at the dog competition. One tweet read: "Dogs with altered tail structures (e.g. very curly or short tails) can have trouble communicating properly with other dogs as they can’t raise or wag their tails clearly #Crufts #LetDogsBeDogs" But some of the comments are positive, another tweetd added: "We love seeing how excited these dogs get whilst doing agility! #Crufts" 1.30pm: What songs are being played as the dogs dance? The talented dogs are showing off their best moves from films including Nightmare Before Christmas and Wicked. The songs were chosen by their owners and they have been getting involved in all the fun too. One owner wore a witches hat and her dog retrieved a broom for her owner. 12.29pm update: When will today's winners be announced? The Heelwork to Music competition is currently underway. Results will be announced for this category at 4.40pm. Dogs who have won heats up and down country are competing to take home the coveted trophy.