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Regulations for Agility Trials and Agility Course Test (ACT)

Regulations forAgility Trials andAgility Course Test (ACT) Amended to January 2, 2018 Published by The american Kennel ClubRevisions to theRegulations for Agility TrialsEffective June 1, 2018 This insert is issued as a supplement to theRegulations for Agility TrialsAmended to April 1, 2017 CHAPTER 11 Regulations FOR Agility TRIALSPREMIER CLASSESC hapter 11 Section 2. Eligibility. The Premier class has a single class level. Dogs Eligible to enter Novice, Open, Excellent or Master level classes may enter the Premier InsertIssued: January 2018 REAGIL (07/17)1 Table of ContentsChapter 1 Regulations for Agility 1. Purpose.

Regulations for Agility Trials and Agility Course Test (ACT) Amended to January 1, 2020 Published by The American Kennel Club. NOTE: This rulebook contains the following inserts:\r*Pink Insert - Effective January 1, 2021\r*Orange Insert - Effective February 1, 2021

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1 Regulations forAgility Trials andAgility Course Test (ACT) Amended to January 2, 2018 Published by The american Kennel ClubRevisions to theRegulations for Agility TrialsEffective June 1, 2018 This insert is issued as a supplement to theRegulations for Agility TrialsAmended to April 1, 2017 CHAPTER 11 Regulations FOR Agility TRIALSPREMIER CLASSESC hapter 11 Section 2. Eligibility. The Premier class has a single class level. Dogs Eligible to enter Novice, Open, Excellent or Master level classes may enter the Premier InsertIssued: January 2018 REAGIL (07/17)1 Table of ContentsChapter 1 Regulations for Agility 1. Purpose.

2 5 Section 2. Agility Trials Defined ..5 Section 3. Eligibility of Dogs ..6 Section 4. Eligibility to Hold Agility Trials ..7 Section 5. Making Application ..7 Section 6. Agility Trial Secretary and Agility Trial 7. Appointment of the Event Committee ..8 Section 8. Stewards, Timers, Scribes ..8 Section 9. Premium Lists ..8 Section 10. Risk ..10 Section 11. Entry Forms ..10 Section 12. Entry Methods ..10 Section 13. Entry Limits ..11 Section 14. Opening and Closing Dates ..11 Section 15. Paper Entry Forms Per Envelope ..11 Section 16. Entry Acceptance Methods ..111. First Random Draw ..13 Section 17. Duplicate Entries.

3 14 Section 18. Event Limit Options, Judge Assignment Changes and Load Balancing Entries ..15 Section 19. Running Order ..16 Section 20. Move-ups ..16 Section 21. Entry of Ineligible Dog ..17 Section 22. Declining Entries and Excusing a Dog from the Trial ..18 Section 23. Handling Dog Aggression ..18 Section 24. Ribbons and Rosettes ..19 Section 25. Catalogs ..20 Section 26. Scorekeeping Requirements ..21 Section 27. Recording 28. Submission of Records ..22 Section 29. Cancellation of Awards ..23 Section 30. Approval of Judges ..23 Section 31. Judges Responsibilities ..23 Chapter 2 Classes, Titles, and Height Divisions.

4 25 Section 1. Classes ..25 Regular Titling Classes ..26 Section 2. Regular Agility Titles ..27 Section 3. Recognized Achievement ..28 Section 4. Height, Divisions, Measurement, Measurement Devices ..30 Section 5. Jump Height Card ..312 Chapter 3 Obstacle Specifications and Performance Requirements ..34 Section 1. Obstacle and Jump Specifications ..34 Section 2. Obstacle Performance ..34 Section 3. Obstacles ..341. A-Frame ..342. Dog Walk ..343. Seesaw ..354. Pause Table ..355. Open Tunnel ..356. Closed Tunnel ..367. Weave Poles ..368. Bar Jumps ..379. Panel Jump ..3810. Double Bar Jump ..3811. Triple Bar Jump.

5 3912. Tire Jump ..3913. Broad Jump ..4014. Other Jump Wings ..4116. Wall Jump ..42 Chapter 4 General Course and Trial Requirements 43 Section 1. Course Size and Suitability & Facilities ..43 Section 2. Surfaces, Matting ..43 Section 3. Course Requirements ..43 Section 4. Obstacle and Jump Positions ..43 Section 5. Approach Angles ..44 Section 6. Preparing a Ring for Agility ..44 Section 7. Course Distances, Times ..44 Section 8. Walk-throughs, Warm-ups ..44 Section 9. Collars ..44 Section 10. Leashes ..45 Section 11. Hair Tie Back Policy ..45 Section 12. Handling Aids ..45 Section 13. Handler s Position ..45 Section 14.

6 Starting and Completion ..45 Section 15. Training on Show Grounds ..46 Section 16. Clothing/Identification ..46 Chapter 5 General Scoring Criteria ..47 Section 1. Maximum Score, Qualifying Score ..47 Section 2. Placements, Tied Scores ..47 Section 3. Course Time Deductions ..47 Section 4. Faults ..47a. Refusals and Run-outs ..47b. Wrong Course ..48c. Pause Table Faults ..48d. Outside Assistance ..48e. Lead Out Advantage ..48 Section 5. Mandatory Elimination (NQ) ..49 Section 6. Mandatory Excusals ..49 Chapter 6 Standard Classes ..51 Section 1. Criteria ..51 Section 2. Novice A and B Agility Standard Class ..51 Section 3.

7 Open Agility Standard Class ..51 Section 4. Excellent Agility Standard Class ..52 Section 5. Master Agility Standard Class ..523 Chapter 7 Jumpers With Weaves Classes ..55 Section 1. Purpose ..55 Section 2. Novice A and B JWW Class ..55 Section 3. Open JWW Class ..55 Section 4. Excellent JWW Class ..56 Section 5. Master JWW Class ..56 Chapter 8 Preferred Classes ..58 Section 1. Purpose ..58 Section 2. Standards ..58 Section 3. Eligibility ..58 Section 4. Classes ..58 Section 5. Preferred Agility Titles ..60 Section 6. Recognized Achievement ..60 Section 7. Preferred Agility Excellent Title (PAX) ..62 Section 8. Preferred Agility Champion Title (PACH).

8 63 Section 9. Height Divisions ..64 Section 10. Scoring Criteria ..64 Chapter 9 Fifteen and Send Time (FAST) Class ..66 Section 1. Purpose ..66 Section 2. Definition ..66 Section 3. Additional Class Information ..69 Section 4. Performance Requirements for All Classes ..70 Section 5. FAST Class Eligibility ..72 Section 6. Novice A & B FAST and Novice FAST Preferred Class ..72 Section 7. Open FAST and Open FAST Preferred Class ..72 Section 8. Excellent & Master FAST and Excellent & Master FAST Preferred Class ..72 Section 9. Titles and Requirements ..73 Chapter 10 Time 2 Beat (T2B) Class ..75 Section 1. Purpose.

9 75 Section 2. Definition ..75 Section 3. Eligibility ..75 Section 4. Performance Standards ..75 Section 5. Maximum Course Times (MCT) ..75 Section 6. Scoring Criteria ..75 Section 7. Catalog Requirements ..77 Section 8. Titles ..77 Section 9. Minimum Obstacle Requirements ..77 Chapter 11 Premier Classes ..78 Section 1. Purpose ..78 Section 2. Eligibility ..78 Section 3. Performance Standards ..78 Section 4. Obstacle and Jump Positions ..79 Section 5. Approach Angles ..79 Section 6. Titles ..79 Chapter 12 National Agility Champion Title ..80 Section 1. National Agility Champion Titles ..80 Section 2. National Agility Champion Defined.

10 80 Section 3. Dogs That May Compete ..804 Chapter 13 Versatile Companion Dog ..81 Section 1. Versatile Companion Dog Titles ..81 Section 2. Versatile Companion Champion Title (VCCH) ..81 Chapter 14 Non-Regular Agility Classes International Sweepstakes Class (ISC) ..82 Section 1. Purpose ..82 Section 2. Eligibility of Dogs ..82 Section 3. Eligibility to Hold the ISC Class ..82 Section 4. Ribbons, Rosettes and Awards ..82 Section 5. Recording 6. ISC 7. Jump Heights ..82 Section 8. Judges ..83 Section 9. Obstacle Specifications ..83 Section 10. Course and Trial Requirements ..84 Section 11. Equipment Requirements.


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