He stole our hearts...and a pole from the agility course, too.

Kratu the rescue dog returned to Crufts, the annual dog show held in Birmingham, this week for his final run at the agility course before his retirement. And, much like he's done with his now-viral performances from the last few years,  things didn't quite go to plan - although, he looked like he was having the best time.ever. Kratu is a Carpathian-Mioritic mix, who was rescued by his handler Tessa when he was a puppy.

Back and giving it my best for final performance! ????? https://t.co/NJ0ceJMvlG

— KRATU (@Kraturescuedog) March 6, 2020

For his final Crufts appearance, the playful dog played peek-a-boo in the tunnels - and seemed to be pretty happy to make up his own routine for his farewell performance. He then pulled off a mini-heist, grabbing a piece of one of the agility course's hurdles and running off with it. “That’s definitely against the rules,” one of the announcers said with a chuckle, while the other added that he had never seen a dog take a part of an obstacle before, noting that Kratu was a "rascal". But a very, very loveable rascal, obviously. You can check out Kratu's performance at this year's Crufts below. And to brighten up your Saturday, we've also rounded up Kratu's performances in 2019 and 2018 - because you can never have enough Kratu, can you?