The Agility Course Test
ACT1 is an entry level test that is open to all dogs
that have not earned a title in any AKC Agility class and that meet
the age and physical requirements for a regular AKC agility trial. Dogs must have two passing ACT1 scores in
order to earn the ACT1 title. Both passing scores may be obtained
under the same judge/evaluator.
• Minimum allowable score required to qualify = 85
• Performance will be judged as set forth in Chapter 5, Sections 4, 5
& 6 with the following exceptions:
- Run-outs and Refusals will not be judged
- More than 3 attempts at the next correct obstacle (ascent
side of contacts) will result in a Mandatory Elimination and
will be signaled with an “F” by the judge/evaluator.
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The 4 –Paw rule is not in effect.
The course must be completed in less than 60
seconds.
ACT1 Minimum Obstacles Requirements:
• Quantity =10-12
ACT1 Test Run #1
Mom was a little worried I was going to be a stinker
but once we got going it was smooth sailing
score 100 time 44.67
ACT1 Test Run #2
They re-numbered the course in a different order
score 100 time 26.22
The TeaCup Agility trial that we were going to attend last weekend was canceled.
Unfortunately there were not enough entries
But mom says we may enter an AKC Agility trial this fall!
We are the PugRanch Kids
Hazel & Mabel
We love watching you and your mom work together, Mabel! You both did a fantastic job!
ReplyDeleteGrreat job!
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Hari OM
ReplyDeleteFantabulous!!! I too love watching your teamwork. Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
That was fun watching you run that course. We would probably get distracted by all the smells like you did in the fist video. It was good that you finally listened to your mom and finished the course. We would have failed for sure.
ReplyDeleteMabel you are obviously a superstar! (But did she really call you a "little turd"?)
ReplyDeleteToodle pip!
Bertie.
You are wonderful Mabel. Good job
ReplyDeletewags
Oreo
You did beautifully, Mabel and Mom. How do you know which item in the course to go to next? That change would so confuse the Momster.
ReplyDeleteWoos - Lightning, Misty, and Timber
There are numbered cones at each obstacle and you get time to walk the course without your dog to familiarise yourself
DeleteWE loved watching this..mabel and mom did just great. Mabel sorta reminds me of our donks they do it when they are ready.....mags
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job! I think another dog must have left some juicy gossip in a pee mail message at the beginning of the first video. ☺
ReplyDeleteBravo bravo bravo Mabel OMCs OMCs I am in awe of your agility and skills and running. That big tall blue and yellow thing gave my tummy the heeeebeeeejeeebeees but look at you go girl. Well done and tell your mom she is some serious agility skills to keep up with you.
ReplyDeleteWe hope the Granddaughters wedding was nice yesterday
Hugs madi your bffff
Wow! That was great! Hooray!
ReplyDeleteWooooHooooo!!! You did FABulously gurl!!! Hey, you wants to practice in my tunnel?? Mine is extra long...good for zoomies! Maybe not so good for agility practice ☺
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Ruby ♥
Niiiiice job there, girl! Congrats on doing better the second time around.
ReplyDeleteYou did SO GREAT!! And what a big improvement on your time! Our mom would get SO turned around. Honestly. She could get lost in a lunch sack.
ReplyDeleteWhat does "get your nose up you turd" mean? Hahahahaha! That would so totally be me!!!!
Yours sincerely,
Margaret Thatcher
Look at you go! We couldn't do anything of those stuff. We are so impressed. You get better every time. A tip of the tail to our little champion.
ReplyDeleteWahoo!!!! Go Mabel...you SOOOOO rock!!
ReplyDeletexoxo,
Arty, Jakey and Rosy
Mabel and you were fabulous! It looked like Mabel got her nerves out on the first run and then totally rocked the second run. I am SO impressed with both of you. Congrats!!!!
ReplyDeleteOMD, Mabel, you are soooo good! I can hardly wait to do all that!! ~Xena
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