A disability benefits cheat has been ordered to pay back almost £11,000 after she was caught running around with dogs at Crufts.
Dopey dog trainer Linda Avery claimed she could hardly walk but was captured on camera running around a ring at a show.
The 57-year-old has now been handed a community order with unpaid work.
The former mealtime assistant was ordered back to court as the Department for Work and Pensions sought their money back under the Proceeds of Crime Act.
Plymouth Crown Court heard that she had been overpaid £12,538 in Disability Living Allowance over two years.
Judge Paul Darlow ordered her to pay £10,970 over the next three months, PlymouthLive reports.
Avery could be jailed for seven months if she fails to do so.
The court heard that she had assets assessed as about £78,000, including her share in a home.
Sally Daulton, for the department, said pictures posted on Facebook showing Avery exhibiting at Crufts showed just how long she had been cheating the system.
She said that the defendant had already paid back the balance of the money owed to the department.
Avery claimed she needed a walking aid or sticks to get around and even needed someone to cut up her food, the court heard in March.
But officers from the Department for Work and Pensions secretly filmed her parading, grooming and lifting dogs at a show in Paignton.
