Dog starts with their front paws on an object. They pivot in an anti-clockwise direction 360 degrees, finishing with a chin rest on another object that is head height. 

Dog holds paintbrush in their mouth and paints on an easel. Dog must paint at least 3 strokes with the brush. 

Dog backs up the stairs (minimum of 6 steps) whilst vocalising.

Dog remains in heel position. Dog and handler take 6 steps backwards and dog remains in position. 

Dog backs up and puts their back paws on a taller object, such as a bench, sofa or tree. Please ensure this is size appropriate for your dog. 

Dog weaves in a figure of 8 through the handler's legs, but does so whilst walking backwards. Repeat 3 times. 

Dog orbits around the handler backwards whilst simultaneously performing smaller spins. 

On cue, the dog opens the fridge or cupboard, gets a drink and brings it to the handler. 

Handler sneezes, so the dog retrieves a tissue or hanky from a box and hands it to the handler. 

Dog retrieves a book, a blanket and glasses case or water bottle and hands them to the handler who is sat down. Each item can be cued independently. 

The dog can sit, lie down or stand calmly on a moving platform, such as a lift, a tram, travelator etc. If your dog is on a travelator, please ensure they are wearing boots. 

Handler passes the dog a shopping bag with at least one item in. dog carries it from the driveway or garden into the house, at least 5 metres.

On cue, the dog either opens or closes the curtains. One cue can be given per curtain.

Dog circles the handler backwards 5 times on one cue. 

Dog crawls alongside the handler for at least 20 seconds whilst remaining in the heel position.

Whilst their front paws are crossed, the dog crawls along the floor. This can either be a crawl, cross paws, crawl, or they can crawl whilst their paws are crossed. 

Perform 4 gold tricks from at least 15m away. 

Dog to walk on a slack leash between 6 distractions, 3 on each side within reach of the dog. Dog must walk through and ignore them all. One leave-it cue is accepted. 

Dog jumps into the sea/pond/pool on cue. 

With the dog at least 30m 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.

Handler throws a ball/lure and as the dog is chasing it, handler shouts for an emergency stop. Dog should immediately stop and cease chasing the ball.

This must be in a busy environment with other people around. The familiar person must not engage with the dog. Handler must only give one cue and should not direct the dog. Familiar person must be out of the dog's line of sight. 

Dog to find a ringing phone hidden out of sight and retrieves to hand on one cue. 

Dog to seek out a specific car in a carpark or line of at least 6 cars, without physical or verbal direction from handler.

A toy is hidden in a complex, difficult to find place, with the dog out of sight while the item is placed. Dog is given free reign of the house or outdoor space to search with no direction. Dog can be given encouragement but no guidance. This can also be performed outside but please mimic the requirements laid out.

Dog to hold a settle and focus on the handler while a high level distraction (a person bouncing a ball, a passing train, a loud family etc.) passes at a close (but safe) distance.

Handler on their back with their feet in the air, dog balances on handler's feet. Bigger dogs can balance with front paws on the handler's feet with their hind legs on a sofa or pillow. 

A 1 minute or more video of the dog showing positive engagement and enthusiasm in a public place (heelwork, focus, tricks, behaviours etc). Worth 2 points.

Handler on their back with their hands in the air, dog balances on handler's hands. Bigger dogs can balance with front paws on the handler's hands with their hind legs on a sofa or pillow. 

Dog holds one of their paws in their mouth. 

Handler rolls a hoop size-appropriate to their dog, the dog runs through the moving hoop.

Dog barks at a lower volume/a whisper on cue. Repeat twice.

Handler drops an item whilst in public. Dog should hand dropped item back to handler. This can be a toy, the dog’s lead, your keys etc.

Dog passes handler washing and pegs from a basket or bag for the handler to hang up. Should be repeated for 3 items/pegs.

Load washing machine from laundry basket and then unload back into laundry basket, closing the washing machine door behind them. They must load at least 5 pieces of item in and out of the machine. 

Dog orbits (backwards or forwards) around the handler at least 3 times whilst keeping one front paw in the air (to mimic a limp). 

Dog does high leg marches whilst staying in place. 

Dog backs up at least 4 steps whilst in the bow position. 

Dog is given a file or notebook and they place it on a shelf. 

From at least 20m away, the dog must recall past multiple distractions (other dogs, food, people) and ignore all of them. A longline is accepted but the dog must not be pulled via the lead. 

An item is placed out of the dog’s reach on an even higher surface which they have to use a step to reach, such as a shelf or counter. The step is placed further away from the dog with a tug attached. Pulling the step over, the dog reaches for the item and retrieves it to hand.

Dog rests front legs on handler's arm or on a surface with their head bowed down, and pops their head up when cued. 

Dog is presented with an item with a slot big enough to fit a penny. Dog must put a coin into the slot. The slot must be narrow and only just big enough. 

Dog pulls a pillowcase off of a pillow. Handler can hold the pillow still.

Dog puts all 4 paws on 4 paw pods on one cue without assistance (1 paw per paw pod). 

Dog to retrieve 3 letters either in the letterbox or posted through the door and retrieve to handler. Should be performed on 1 cue. 

Dog to find the lift from the entry way of the shop (at least 30m away) and automatically press the button to call the lift without being cued. 

Dog must open the bin, put all four pieces of rubbish in the bin, the dog closes the bin. This must all be completed on one cue. 

Using 4+ different coloured cue cards containing a different cue for each colour, the dog is to perform each behaviour linked to the corresponding card when shown. 3 repetitions needed with shuffled orders.

Dog recalls from at least 20ft away from the handler and automatically continues walking in a heel for at least 30 seconds before being released.

Dog backs up from in front of handler and backs up through their legs, swinging into a Watch My Six (see list of bronze tricks) (dog spins and sits just behind handler, facing away).

Dog must independently jump up onto a skateboard and moves the skateboard for at least 5m. 

Dog places 5 rings onto a pole.

Dog rolls three consecutive times with one cue. 

One tin containing a scent the dog is familiar with is hidden in a complex hiding place (i.e., on a shelf under clothes or in a pile of toys on a sofa). Dog must independently seek out the tin with encouragement but no guidance allowed.

Handler has 2 raised targets next to each other, dog must put all four paws on the targets. One target for back paws, then the other for the front paws.

Handler sends the dog to the first target, dog to jump onto each of the raised platforms on cue. They must not be cued in a straight line across (e.g. second target, then first target, then first target). Targets must be at least 3.5m away from dog and handler, spaced at least 1.5m from each other. 

Dog fills bag with 2-3 items, picks the bag up and retrieves to handler from at least 1.5m away.

On cue, the dog makes the motion of barking at least 3 times, but does not make any noise. 

The dog sits pretty and rests their head/chin on either the handler's hand, or a head-height item, and hold for 5 seconds. 

Dog performs six or more tricks to your choice of music for 30 seconds or more. Must include at least 4 gold tricks. 

Dog and handler skip together using a skipping rope. Complete at least 3 successful jumps. 

Dog holds both paws up and ‘plays dead’, falling over. Once the dog is on its side, handler will touch dog’s side or feet with dog continuing to play dead.

5 cups or bowls (or something else suitable) are place in a randomised order. Dog must stack them in size order. 

Dog must stand quietly and allow handler to have their nails cut, filed or dremelled. We want to see at least 5 nails whilst dog stays calm. 

Dog picks up toy sword and swipes at their handler also holding a sword. 

Two dogs offer a sit pretty at once simultaneously on one cue. 

Human food to be placed in front of or near the dog. Dog must perform impulse control for 20+ seconds with the plate being picked up at the end of the time. No cue to be given but an alternative reward is encouraged.

Dog must unzip the jacket, then remove both sleeves from the jacket, then pass the coat back to the handler to hang up. 

Dog spins in a full circle on their hind legs. 

Handler films a two-minute video of the dog showing consistent good behaviour in a pet-friendly, non-pet shop (such as Hobbycraft, John Lewis). 

Dog walks backwards in a bow under the handler's legs or arms with them held like a bridge over the dog's head. 

Dog pulls on a tied lace to untie handler's shoes. Both shoes should be undone on one cue.

Dog puts their from paws on their handler's feet and walks for 3m without removing their paws. 

Dog walks 5 steps with a cup of water balanced on their head/nose.

Show your dog offering a 15ft heel with the handler on a bicycle, mobility scooter or in a wheelchair.

Lay out 5 tins on the floor. Tins must be empty with only 1 tin containing a trace of the required scent. Dog must seek out and alert to the correct scent. For example, you could rub a tissue on a jar of peanut butter, then rub the tissue on the tin. 

Handler lays out 5 tins. All tins must be completely free of scents. Dogs must offer a "true negative" response, showing there is no allergen present. 

Dog should whistle/whine on cue. 

Using two buttons with “Maybe” and “Never” audios or labels, ask your dog 5+ questions. Dog must either shake their head no, nod their head yes, or answer with the appropriate buttons. The dog can then answer the questions with "yes", "no", "maybe" or "never". Each answer should be used at least once, and the dog must answer the questions correctly. Please ensure the questions you ask have a definitive answer. 

Handler offers their hand, dog bows, kisses handler’s hand and lays head on floor.

Six or more tricks sequenced to your choice of music for 90 seconds or more. Must include at least 4 gold tricks and 1 gold trick. You can reuse tricks previously ticked off for Gold.