With the handler on all fours, the dog weaves through the handler's arms in a figure 8 pattern. One figure 8 is 1 demo, 3 demos required. 

Dog walks in a heel position, and automatically sits when the handler stops. This should be completed without a verbal cue. 

Dog walks backwards for at least 5 steps. A pathway can be made so the dog has two items to walk between. 

The dog walks backwards onto a square platform until all four feet are on the platform. 

The dog backs up onto a wobble board until both back feet are on the board.

Dog balances item on their nose or head for 5 seconds, then waits for handler to remove the item. No physical intervention allowed (such as holding their nose still). 

Dog balances treat on their nose or head for 5 seconds, then catches it in their mouth. No physical intervention allowed (such as holding their nose still). 

Dog boops their own snoot with the handler's finger on cue. 

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.

Handler throws a toy to the dog and the dog catches it mid-air.

Handler throws a toy and the dog chases after it. No retrieval necessary.

Handler offers hand or uses an object and dog rests their chin for at least 3 seconds.

In a video of at least 30 seconds, show your dog existing calmly and peacefully with another dog. Dogs must both be awake and alert.

Dog puts nose in cone or similar item on cue.

Dog starts in a down, then moves to a stand, then back to a down. Repeat three times in one video.

Confidently wears a hat, glasses, or some other form of human clothing. 

Dog has item in their mouth, handler asks them to drop it, and they drop it within 2-3 seconds. 

Handler passes the dog an item, dog drops it into a bin. The bin can be directly in front of the bin. 

Dog makes a banging noise on an item using their paw, nose or held item. 

Dog walks through automatic doors into a pet-friendly shop without showing any fear. 

Family member comes through the door, dog shows recognition through a tail wag, greeting etc. 

Handler hides whilst the dog is out of the room, dog enters the room and seeks out the handler. 

Handler hides a toy at head-height or lower with the dog out of the room, dog enters the room and finds the toy. Dogs can be given encouragement but only minimal guidance.

Handler hides a treat at head-height or lower with the dog out of the room, dog enters the room and finds the toy. Dogs can be given encouragement but only minimal guidance.

Dog recalls to handler and sits in front of the handler with their head pressed against the handler’s abdomen. 

Dog puts one front paw onto the paw pod target. 

Dog targets hand or object with their paw. 

Dog offers their paw to handler on cue. This can be their left or right paw.

Dog waits calmly before being released to greet someone. This greeting must be controlled and calm. 

Dog is sent through a tunnel and comes out the other side. 

Any bronze trick using only a hand signal. No verbal cues allowed. 

Handler places 3 cups in front of the dog, puts a treat under one and shuffles the cup. Dog must pick the correct cup on the first try. Do this twice.

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. 

Dog picks up and holds two toys simultaneously. 

Dog searches through a snuffle box for a toy. 

Handler offers the dog a cheek/face/hand and the dog licks ("kisses") them. 

Dog lays down on cue. 

Dog lays across handler’s lap with chest flat to handler’s legs. 

Handler puts some kind of food item on the floor and tells the dog to leave it. the dog must leave it for 5 seconds until the handler picks it up. 

With the handler stood up, the dog weaves through the handler's legs in a figure of 8 pattern (1 figure of 8 = 1 demo). Repeat three times. 

Dog safely and calmly loads and unloads from a car. Ramps are permitted. Please do not allow young puppies to jump.

The dog can walk in front but the lead must remain loose for the full 15 seconds. 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 places down some kind of mat and cues the dog to settle. The dog settles for 30 seconds. They can adjust their down position, but should not stand up or walk off.

Handler to play or make a loud noise (such as dropping keys). The dog is able to react by looking or moving away, but shouldn’t show any undue fear or reactivity.

Dog nods their head as if they are saying yes. 

Dog touches hand or an object with their nose. 

Dog gently nudges handler's hand or foot with either nose or paw. 

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

Handler puts dog in a down stay and walks at least 5 metres away. Dog must remain in position for the full 1 minute. The dog can adjust but should not change position or break the down.

Dog offers one paw to shake, then swaps to offer the other paw. 

An item is placed just out of the dog’s reach. Dog retrieves item and brings it near to handler.

Handler puts toy 10m away (or gets someone else to do it). Dog waits 5 seconds (can be in a sit, or handler holding their collar/lead), then handler sends them to the toy.

Handler places tape or something flat (and won't move) on the floor. Dog targets this mark. 

Dog puts two front paws up on a flat object. 

Dog puts two front paws on a single step. 

Dog puts two front paws up on a wobble board. 

Dog touches a post it note with their nose or paw (the post it note can be stuck to the floor, a surface or your hand). 

Dog shows calm behaviour when loading on/off, or whilst travelling on public transport. 

Someone can hold the dog, or the dog can be left in a downstay. Handler moves 2m away and calls the dog. Dog returns directly to handler. This can be completed on a longline but the lead must not be pulled by the handler. 

Ask the dog to do anything, then release them (e.g. "free", "come", "go get it"). 

Any level of reaction to their name being called will be accepted. 

Handler can throw a toy, or send the dog to a toy. The dog must get the toy, then bring it near the handler and drop it.

Handler can throw a toy, or send the dog to a toy. The dog must get the toy, then bring it back to the handler and put it in their hand. 

Dog rings a bell (could be a bell on the floor, or bells attached to the back door). 

With treat hidden inside. Handler puts treat in the centre and rolls up the towel. Dog rolls out the towel to get the treat. 

Dog starts in a down and rolls over 360 degrees.

Dog starts in a down and rolls just onto their side. 

Show that your dog is familiar with the names of at least two different rooms of the house (i.e., send to kitchen, send to bedroom).

On cue, the dog should go directly to their bed/place and remain there for 5 seconds. 

On cue, the dog should go directly to their bed/crate/pen and remain there for 5 seconds. 

On cue, the dog should go directly to the raised platform (i.e. raised bed, sturdy box, stool, anything size-appropriate for your dog) at least 5 metres away and remain there for 5 seconds.

Handler cues the dog to shake, dog shakes their full body. 

Dog shakes their head as if they are saying no. 

Dog is positioned into a show stack (or does it on cue). Dog should hold the position for 5 seconds. Stack does not need to be professional standard or breed-specific.

Dog sits on cue. 

Dog stands quietly whilst handler puts on and off their collar/lead without mouthing, resisting or fidgeting. 

Aka the muffin tin game. Handler puts treats in at least half of the slots on a muffin tin. Then put a tennis ball in each slot. The dog must remove the tennis balls (however they like) and get all of the treats. 

Scatter treats into a box filled with noisy items such as tin foil or bubble wrap. Dog picks through for treats. 

Film a dog using a snuffle mat for 10 seconds. Can use a similar enrichment toy. 

Dog vocalises on cue. 

Dog spins in a circle (to the left or right). 

Dog to accompany handler up the stairs without any pulling or bad manners. CANNOT be submitted for puppies under 6 months old. 

Dog stands on cue from a sit/down position. Must go straight from one position to the other. 

On cue, the dog puts all four paws into a size-appropriate box. 

Handler puts dog in a stay, handler walks in a circle around dog. Dog must not break position. 

An outside stimuli such as a phone ringing, a doorbell sounding, an appliance beeping etc. sounds and the dog responds accordingly. Handler is to explain what reaction the dog will have prior to the stimuli sounding, either verbally or by writing on paper or a phone. Handler’s face and hands to be visible to ensure no verbal or physical cues are used. For example, the dog sits when the microwave beeps.

Dog offers handler a focus and keeps this focus for 5 seconds. This could be whilst sat down or on a walk.

Offer your dog one item and swap for another item that the dog is holding. The dog must not resist or show signs of resource guarding. 

Dog starts facing you, then swings round on one side of you and ends up in the heel position by your side.

Two dogs shake simultaneously on one cue. 

Handler offers something to their dog. They should take it using their mouth and hold it for 5 seconds. 

Dog walks through handler's legs and comes out the other side. 

Create a video sequence to a popular social media trend, OR create a trick sequence to a trending sound. 

Dog should toilet on cue. 

Dog should toilet on cue. Ensure your dog toilets somewhere appropriately. 

Dog touches handler’s hand with their nose, repeat 6 times using both hands. 

Handler picks up a toy, dog engages with the handler and toy. We are looking for your dog to show interest in a toy. 

Handler holds a tug, cues dog to tug, tug for 5 seconds, then cues the dog to stop tugging.

Dog walks under handler’s legs or arms with them held like a bridge over the dog’s head. 

Handler puts dog in any position and asks them to wait. Dog waits for 5 seconds without breaking position. 

Handler puts dog in any position and asks them to wait. Dog waits for 10 seconds, then handler releases the dog. The dog must not break position until cued by handler.

Dog takes at least 5 steps along a size-appropriate balance beam. 

Hold another dog or pet’s leash in dog’s mouth, walk for at least 5 seconds. Other pet must be comfortable and receptive to being moved. Dog must walk them calmly and not strongly tug on the lead. 

Dog must walk forwards 5 steps in a straight line. Handler must remain stationary.

Place cones, poles or other items equidistant apart and have the dog weave through them. Minimum 3 weavable items. 

Put a treat in one hand and shuffle behind your back. Offer both hands (fists closed) to your dog and they must identify which hand the treat is in.