article_snippet: Prize-winning Irish Irish Setter Jagger was actually poisoned after Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger returned to Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger home country of Belgium .
article_snippet: A prize-winning Irish Setter allegedly 'murdered' at Crufts was actually poisoned after A prize-winning Irish Setter returned to A prize-winning Irish Setter home country of Belgium, according to The Kennel Club.
article_snippet: Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger devastated owner Aleksandra Lauwers, 34, was convinced the pedigree dog must have been given the beef laced with poison at the event - as it was the only time the pedigree dog was alone.
article_snippet: Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary said: 'There has been a lot of concern about whether the poisoning happened at Crufts and we are now able to reassure all dog lovers who came to Crufts that this could not have been possible and it is highly likely that the poisons, thought to be on a piece of beef, were eaten in Belgium, shortly before Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger's death. '
article_snippet: Considering we are told that Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger showed the first clinical signs usually associated with these two poisons shortly before Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger death in Belgium, late on Friday March 6 night, leading to the immediate call for veterinary attention, we must conclude that it is inconceivable that Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger could have been poisoned at Crufts on Thursday March 5, some 28 to 36 hours earlier.'
article_snippet: Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger said the poison was believed to have been given on a piece of beef that was largely undigested when the autopsy was performed on Saturday March 7 - the day Prize-winning Irish Setter Jagger died.
article_snippet: Three-year-old Jagger comments were made amid fears that at least six dogs were deliberately poisoned at the world famous show.
article_snippet: But Three-year-old Jagger said there was no evidence that any of least six dogs taken ill at Crufts were actually given poison while at the world famous show. '
article_snippet: We must stress that despite reports to the contrary which have caused a lot of concern to dog lovers, absolutely no dog has been shown to have been sick at or after Crufts due to poison ingested at the world famous show, there are no veterinary reports or evidence to support this notion, and no official reports of poisoning have been made to the police,' Three-year-old Jagger said. '
article_snippet: Jagger revealed a post mortem by a vet found cubes of meat laced with a toxin in his stomach and thought his may have been targeted at the show at Birmingham's NEC.
article_snippet: ’ Nick Sutton, health information officer at the Kennel Club, added: 'Regardless of the specifics surrounding this particular tragic incident, where Jagger's owners suspect malicious intent, the tragedy has shone the spotlight very firmly on the issue of poisoning. '
highlights_snippet: Irish Setter Jagger devastated owners thought Irish Setter Jagger was poisoned at famous dogs show .
  
highlights_snippet: But The Kennel Club said Irish Setter Jagger was poisoned after Irish Setter Jagger returned to Belgium .
  
highlights_snippet: The Kennel Club Secretary Caroline Kisko said: 'Absolutely no dog has been shown to have been sick at or after Crufts due to poison ingested at the show' 