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• Open to ALL dogs from All levels
• There will be a separate competition for each height
• Handlers may enter more than one dog into a heat and qualify more than one dog for the Final
• If a handler is drawn against him/herself in a heat they must nominate which dog progresses
• Only handler and dog combinations that qualify in heats may run in the Final, unless more than one dog is qualified, in which case handlers may nominate a surrogate handler to run one of their dogs in the Final
• A nominated handler must handle the dog for the duration of the Final
• The course will be of circular design; however judges may put in deviations from the circle
• The course may consist of any combination of jumps, tunnels, and weave poles
• No contacts are permitted
• There will be separate starting points for each competitor, either running clockwise or anticlockwise, which will be decided by the judge
• There will be a judge for each dog
• The main judge will start the heat with a whistle and have the overall decision on who progresses to the next round
• Dogs will be issued with a running order that must be strictly adhered to
• Failing to run when due will result in being knocked out and the other dog will go through to the next round
• In the event of one dog catching up with their opponent the caught dog must give way

• Standard UK Agility Marking will apply
• 5 Faults = 5 seconds
• The time will start on the whistle and finishes as the dog crosses the line
• An eliminations = 100 faults
• The dog with the lowest score will be deemed the winner
• Should both dogs be eliminated, the dog that was eliminated first will lose
• In the event of a tie a runoff will be required
• Any extraordinary circumstances to be ruled by UK Agility

• 4 Heats
• Top 4 from each heat qualify for the Final
• The Final will be held at the UK Agility Grand Finals in December