Jules O'Dwyer and Matisse have won Britain's Got Talent 2015.
The dog act was crowned winner during tonight's (May 31) live grand finale.
This means that O'Dwyer goes home with £250,000 and a spot at the Royal Variety Performance.
Jamie Raven claimed second place, with Cor Glanaethwy coming in third.
On hearing the news, O'Dwyer said: "Oh fantastic, I really want to thank everybody who's voted for him, and us, and my whole crew and my wonderful dogs. Amazing!"
Speaking about her slot on the bill at the Royal Variety Performance, she joked: "I'm going to have to buy a Corgi!"
Britain's Got Talent winner 'used stunt dog double' to walk the tightrope
Britain's Got Talent was mired in controversy on Monday after it was revealed the winning act, performing dog Matisse, did not walk the tightrope and used a stunt double instead.
Jules O'Dwyer and Matisse took to the stage to be congratulated by the judges and hosts Ant and Dec after beating Welsh choir Cor Glanaethwy and magician Jamie Raven to the £250,000 prize.
This morning, O'Dwyer, who trains guide dogs, admitted on ITV's Lorraine show that it was another dog - Chase - who walked the tightrope because Matisse is not keen on heights.
The sketch featured O'Dwyer dressed as a policewoman and going after Matisse, who had stolen sausages from a butcher, and also featured another of her pets, three-legged Skippy.
Viewers saw Matisse emerge back on to the stage after he appeared to have walked along parallel ropes, but turned out that a second border collie had performed that part of the stunt.
O'Dwyer said: "Matisse is a little bit afraid of heights so, although he could physically do it, Chase is the dog who says 'I'm the action dog'.
