In May 2005, Blaze earned his Agility Dog of Canada (Specials) title, "SADC". This title requires the dog to achieve 3 clean Standard runs under at least 2 different judges. This was the very first performance title I achieved on a dog. It was a very special moment, and I was very proud of Blaze. He is a great agility partner.
One week later, Blaze earned his Starter Games title, "SSGDC". The games classes in AAC agility are really fun, some of them involving strategy and planning on the part of the handler. Dogs often excel at one or more the games. Blaze's favorite game is the "jumpers" class.
In November 2005, Blaze earned his Advanced Games title, SAGDC. This was our most difficult title to date, as it requires 8 qualifying scores, 2 in each of the games, under at least 2 different judges.
In May 2005, Blaze earned his Agility Dog of Canada (Specials) title, "SADC". This title requires the dog to achieve 3 clean Standard runs under at least 2 different judges. This was the very first performance title I achieved on a dog. It was a very special moment, and I was very proud of Blaze. He is a great agility partner.
One week later, Blaze earned his Starter Games title, "SSGDC". The games classes in AAC agility are really fun, some of them involving strategy and planning on the part of the handler. Dogs often excel at one or more the games. Blaze's favorite game is the "jumpers" class.
In November 2005, Blaze earned his Advanced Games title, SAGDC. This was our most difficult title to date, as it requires 8 qualifying scores, 2 in each of the games, under at least 2 different judges.
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