Show your pet (this trick is for any animal other than canines) performing any trick which is a similar difficulty level to the other Twilight Bronze tricks.

Dog moves along the ground 5m on their belly. They should not stand up. 

Handler puts dog into a position and asks them to wait. Handler throws an item over the jump for the dog to retrieve. Handler releases the dog, and the dog goes over the jump and picks up the item. Bar must be off the floor and at elbow level to your dog.

Dog retrieves an item, picks it up and places it into a basket. 

Handler holds out a baton (e.g. cane/walking stick) so one end is touching the ground. Dog circles between the handler and the cane at least three times.

Dog puts their nose and mouth into water and blows bubbles for at least 3 seconds. 

On cue, the dog jumps up and down on the spot. 

Handler cues the dog to bow. The rear end should be in the air, and the front end should be on the floor. 

Dog is handed an item and carries this for 5 metres without stopping or dropping the item. 

With the handler not holding the leash at all, the dog walks beside them for 10+ seconds holding the leash in their mouth, whilst still being attached to their collar.

Dog circles handler and finishes in the heel position next to the handler.

Dog shuts a door (with their nose/paw, this could be a door, or a cupboard door). 

Dog begins in a stand, then goes into a sit, then a down, then back to a sit, then back to a stand. Repeat 3 times. 

Dog puts nose into muzzle on cue and holds it for 3 seconds. 

Dog weaves through at least 7 cones or weaves at the minimum speed of a trot. 

Dog retrieves a breakable item (such as a raw egg) without causing damage (please do not use glass, or anything that could cause harm if broken). 

Handler passes the dog an item or a note, the dog then takes it to another person.

On cue, the dog digs in the sand or mud. 

Demonstrate your dog understands left and right, either by verbal cue or retrieving toys. 2 repetitions needed in total (2 left and 2 right). 

3 bronze tricks cued from at least 5m away. 

Dog rolls over twice in one movement (720 degrees total). 

Dog does two figure of 8s through legs in one movement. 

A basket should be placed near but not directly in front of the dog. When cued, the dog should place any item into the basket. This item could be picked up by the dog, or passed to the dog by the handler. 

Dog holds a stick or spoon in mouth and makes three bangs in succession on an item. 

With the dog at least 5m away, the dog is cued into an emergency stop. The dog must respond immediately by stopping and either standing still, sitting or laying down until given a release cue.

Using a mostly enclosed area like a washing machine, cupboard, or a cardboard box with a hole cut in it, the dog reaches into the area and retrieves an item. The dog should pass it to or drop it near the handler.

With the handler using their hands to form a heart, the dog rests their nose through the gap in the heart and holds their position for at least 3 seconds. 

Dog retrieves a shoe or glove from at least 5m away and brings it to handler. Repeat for both shoes or both gloves.

Dog retrieves the post or paper from by the front door and brings it to handler.

Handler asks dog to find a named person. They should be at least 10m away from you/the dog, and must not be in the dog’s direct line of sight. 

Dog leads handler to a seat and performs a chin rest on the seat. 

A toy is hidden mostly out of sight, with the dog out of the room while the item is placed. Dog is given two connected rooms to search. Dog can be given encouragement but only minimal guidance.

Dog settles in public for at least 5 minutes. This could be on a mat or just on the floor. Handler can film using a timelapse. Can be in a restaurant or just sat on a bench. The dog can reposition but must not stand up or attempt to walk off.

Dog offers a focus and walks in a heel position for 30 seconds. They can look away but must regain focus for at least a total of 15 seconds overall. 

Dog retrieves a food item and brings it to the handler's hand. 

Dog circles around the handler (walking forwards). 

On cue, dog freezes ‘solid’ and stops what they’re doing. 

Dog approaches target and places both front paws on the paw pods (one paw per pod). For smaller dogs and other animals, they can put both paws on the same paw pod. 

Dog retrieves their leash and brings it back to the handler. The leash may be connected to the dog's collar or thrown for the dog, and the handler should be at least 5ft from the dog.

The dog will independently approach an item, circle it in full, then return to the handler. 

Dog uses their paws, body or nose to push a ball into a goal or manmade space. 

Six (6) bronze tricks using only hand signals. No verbal cues allowed.

Dog tilts their head to the left, then to the right. 

Show your dog is comfortable taking a pill or water/food from a syringe.

Show a low/medium response to another animal (different species) from up to 15m/50ft away. This response should be as neutral as possible, and the dog can show interest, but should not attempt to chase or show any aggressive behaviours. Please ensure you have permission from the owner. 

Dog backs up and puts only one back foot onto the paw pod target.

Dog holds a chew for 5 seconds then hands it back to handler or drops it on the floor and allows handler to pick it up. 

When offered a toy, the dog holds the toy for at least 5 seconds and then hands the item back to the handler.

Handler passes the dog something (not a toy or chew), dog holds it for 5 seconds, then handler can take the item back. 

Dog jumps over a person’s extended arm or leg. 

Dog jumps through a hoop. This hoop should be slightly elevated from the floor. 

Using a solid surface, the dog knocks on the surface at least twice in succession with their paw.

Handler places food on the floor and tells the dog to leave it. the dog must leave it for 30 seconds before the handler picks the item up. Only 2 "leave it" cues can be given for the duration of the video.

Handler places a toy on the floor and tells the dog to leave it. the dog must leave it for 30 seconds before the handler picks the item up. Only 2 "leave it" cues can be given for the duration of the video.

Handler places a mid-high value treat no more than 2ft from the dog. Handler then backs up at least 3ft from the dog. The dog must leave the treat for at least 10 seconds. The dog can be placed into any position but should not be restrained.

The dog can walk in front but the lead must remain loose for the full 5 metres. At the start of the video, please ensure you show your dog is wearing ONLY a flat collar or back clip harness and lead. Any videos that do not show a lack of aversive tools will need to be resubmitted.

Handler offers hand, dog kisses hand.

Dog walks through handler’s legs then sits when they are in position. Then repeat this but with a lie down.

Dog must be in front of the handler, both facing the same way. Handler cues left and both handler and dog look left. Repeat for right.

Handler lays at least 5 items on the floor, handler asks dog to pick up a specific item. Repeat this twice asking for 2 different items on the same video.

Go to a crate or gated room and close the door/gate.

Dog to open some kind of door by any means (using their paw or nose for example). This could be a large door, a kennel door or a cupboard door.

Using a tug, the dog pulls open a drawer.

An item is placed out of the dog’s reach on a higher surface they are allowed to get onto (i.e. a sofa). Dog retrieves item to hand.

Handler places dog in a position and leaves the room for 10 seconds. Dog must stay in position (adjustment is acceptable) until the handler returns to the dog’s side. Camera must stay on the dog so we can see them throughout.

Dog is offered a toy or chew. Dog must not snatch but take it gently. 

Using an object of at least sternum height to the dog, the dog places their front paws onto the object and holds the position for 5 seconds

Using an unstable object (e.g. a wobble board, a yoga ball), the dog places their front paws onto the object and holds the position for 5 seconds

Handler offers dog a deck of cards splayed out in their hands, dog picks a single card.

Dog comes from behind handler and puts their front paws on handler’s shoulder, OR dog comes from behind and rests their chin/head on the handler’s shoulder or head with all four paws on the floor. Dog should hold position for 3 seconds as if posing for a photo.

Dog places front paws on an object, then circles the item whilst keeping the front paws on the object. 

Dog is sent to a low, raised platform. Dog then jumps to a second. higher raised platform and stays there for 10 seconds. Please ensure the raised platforms are size-appropriate for your dog, and are safe to be jumped on. Care should be taken with slippery or uneven surfaces.

When cued, the dog 'falls' or lays down on the floor and holds the position for 5+ seconds. 

Dog approaches the lift then presses the button to call the lift. 

Show your dog settling calmly on public transport for 2 minutes (a timelapse is fine). 

Handler should be led down with a blanket on. Dog gently pulls the blanket off the handler. Dog should not be ragging or playing with the blanket.

Dog pushes a ball or another item along the floor with their nose for at least 1 metre. 

After cueing a Speak or similar, the dog is given a Quiet cue and ceases to make any sound.

Placing the dog in a stay, the handler backs away from the dog until there is 5m between them. The dog is then recalled and should return to the handler directly without wandering off. 

Dog is off lead or on a longline away from handler. Handler recalls dog and dog returns to heel position, then walks in the heel position for at least 5m before being released.

The dog must retrieve a flat item (such as a container lid or a credit card) from the floor and pass it to the handler. 

Dog retrieves an umbrella from somewhere accessible to the dog, and brings it to the handler.

Dog retrieves keys from a table or floor and brings it to the handler.

Dog rings a doorbell (or vocal bell) with their paw or nose. 

Handler sends dog to bed from a different room to where the bed is kept, dog goes immediately to their bed and lies down.

Send dog to an object at least 10ft away. The dog should go to the object and perform a paws up (back paws OR front paws). 

Handler offers ear and cups hand around ear, dog places nose by handler’s ear as if telling a secret. Hold for 5 seconds. 

Dog sits on their hocks with their front paws up resting on their handlers arms. Hold for 3 seconds. 

Dog sits on their hocks with their front paws up by their chest unassisted. Hold for 3 seconds. 

Dog sneezes on cue.

On cue, the dog must show their teeth and hold for 5 seconds. 

Dog stands whilst being blow dried for at least 30 seconds without showing considerable fear, resistance or discomfort. We want to see that your dog is comfortable.

Dog stands whilst being brushed for at least 30 seconds without showing considerable fear, resistance or discomfort. We want to see that your dog is comfortable.

Dog stands whilst having their teeth brushed for at least 15 seconds without showing considerable fear, resistance or discomfort. We want to see that your dog is comfortable.

Dog steps into harness or piece of clothing (at least 2 from paws or head in) without showing considerable fear, resistance or discomfort. We want to see that your dog is comfortable.

Two dogs tilt their heads simultaneously on one cue. 

Dog assists handler when taking off a jacket by gently pulling the sleeve. Arm can be loose in the sleeve so it comes off easily. Dog only needs to remove one arm from a sleeve. 

Using their nose or paw, dog presses a tap light/button or roller switch. The item does not have to be fixed to a wall. 

Dog puts either their boots or handler’s boots on a shoe rack or in a cupboard. One cue per shoe allowed.

Dog performs 2 bronze tricks simultaneously (at the same time). An example would be performing an army crawl for 5m whilst doing a delicate retrieve, or performing a hind paw pod target whilst doing a head tilt.

Handler puts dog in a down stay and walks at least 5 metres away. Dog must remain in position for the full 2 minutes. They can adjust but should not change position or break the down.

Any two tricks from this section, but someone other than the main handler should cue this and reward (could be a friend/partner/parent/guardian).

Dog leans back and watches the sky with their head tilted upward.

Using a ball, handler throws the ball to the dog. The dog then volleys the ball back to the handler using their head or nose.

Dog walks next to a wheeled item (such as a trolley or a wheelchair) for at least 10 metres. Your dog must be completely relaxed and comfortable with no signs of fear. 

On cue, the dog raises one paw and waves. 

Dog holds a flag (e.g. a pride flag) in their mouth and waves it.

Dog retrieves something heavy in comparison to body weight, such as a gundog dummy or a dumbbell.

Have three scent tins or cups and put the scent in only one of them. Put all three on the floor and ask the dog to find the scent. Repeat twice on the same video. Change the order of the tins for both attempts. 

The dog answers yes or no questions with nods and head shakes or with answer buttons. Minimum of four questions, and the dog must get all questions correct.