article_snippet: This Irish setter, named Jagger, is feared to have been murdered at the Crufts dog competition .
article_snippet: In what could become the biggest scandal in Crufts 124-year history, three-year-old Jagger collapsed and died on Friday, the day after coming second in three-year-old Jagger class at the world's most famous dog show.
article_snippet: three-year-old Jagger reported co-owner Dee Milligan-Bott death to police and animal welfare officials there, and to the Kennel Club, which runs Crufts.
article_snippet: In what could become the biggest scandal in Crufts 124-year history, three-year-old Jagger collapsed and died on Friday, the day after coming second in three-year-old Jagger class at the world's most famous dog show .
article_snippet: Three or four hours later, after getting back to Belgium, three-year-old Jagger collapsed and by the time the vet arrived three-year-old Jagger was dead.
article_snippet: A post on she Facebook page outlined the death of 'our beautiful boy' Jagger and warned other competitors not to leave other competitors dogs unattended at Crufts.
article_snippet: Jagger fell ill when Jagger returned to Jagger other owners in Belgium and died before a vet was able to get to Jagger .
article_snippet: But first and foremost Jagger was our pet and our are absolutely distraught.
article_snippet: Jagger was not insured for any particular sum of money, however, only by normal pet insurance which covers vets' fees.
article_snippet: the Kennel Club secretary Caroline Kisko said: 'the Kennel Club is deeply shocked and saddened to hear that Jagger the Irish setter died some 26 hours after leaving Crufts. '
article_snippet: We have spoken to Jagger the Irish setter owners and We heartfelt sympathies go out to his owners and our heartfelt sympathies.