Two dogs from Norwich and their trainers have stood out from the pack after winning major awards at one of the world's biggest dog events.
The annual international competition, Crufts, was held at the NEC in Birmingham between Thursday and Sunday.
Despite facing fierce competition from around the globe, a dachshund and a bloodhound from the fine city came out on top in their category.
Tracie Howie with her pup Bert the Bloodhound caught the eye of judges with their routine and won the Best of Breed winner.
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As well as being a strong contender for the cutest dog ever to exist, Robin, a miniature long-haired dachshund, was also awarded Best of Breed winner along with his owner Roy Wood.
Crufts is widely considered the greatest dog show on the planet and aims to celebrate every aspect of the role that dogs play in our lives.
The show was first held in 1891 and involves a number of competitions such as dog agility, obedience, flyball and heelwork to music.
You can watch Robin and Bert win their awards on Channel Four's catch-up service.
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