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Scruffts is a competition, similar to that of a conformation show for purebred Dogs, where mixed-breed Dogs of any parentage are allowed to compete. It is hosted by The Kennel Club of the United Kingdom and is named after its world-famous annual show, Crufts.
At Scruffts, Dogs compete for the titles of:
Scruffts was designed for people or families who do not have, or cannot afford, a purebred Dog and who want to experience conformation competition with their Dogs. It is said to help strengthen the bond between Dog and owner as well as to help people meet others with a similar interest in Dogs. Just as crossbreeds are not allowed to enter true conformation shows, purebred Dogs are not welcome in Scruffts, regardless of whether they are registered with The Kennel Club.
As Scruffts is just for fun and not a "true" or "serious" conformation, it only costs £1 per entry. Judges cannot refer to a breed standard and therefore Dogs are judged only on "Good Character", "Good Health", and "Good temperament with both people and Dogs". Rosettes are awarded to the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd positions in each class, and each Dog or bitch that receives a 1st placement is eligible to compete in the final at the end of the year.
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