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• Open to all dogs from all levels and all heights
• Dogs of different heights can be mixed within the pair. Toy and Midi dogs will run over Toy height and Standard and Maxi dogs will run over Standard height. Therefore the pair could consist of all dogs running Toy height or all dogs running Standard Height or 1 dog running Toy height and 1 dog running Standard height
• All pairs will be competing against each other in one competition
• Handlers may enter more than one pair
• Dogs may only compete in one pair in any heat
• The course will consist of two separate sections: one Agility, and one Jumping. One dog will complete the Jumping section and the other dog will complete the Agility section
• The dog running the Agility course must run first
• There will be a baton change between the first and second handler, which must take place behind a line
• The Jumping will be made up of jumps and tunnels
• The Agility section should contain jumps, tunnels, dog walk, seesaw, and A-frame
• The weaves MUST be in either one or both sections; with no more than 15 obstacles per section
• At the time of course walking the Standard & Toy combined pairs must state which dog is doing which section so the ring crew can alter running order correctly.

• Standard UK Agility Marking will apply
• Faults converted into seconds. 5 faults = 5 seconds
• An eliminations = 100 faults
• A faulted baton change will incur 10 faults
• Time faults treated the same as course faults
• The pair with the lowest score will be deemed the winner
• In the event of a tie a runoff will be required
• Any extraordinary circumstances to be ruled by UK Agility

• 10 Heats
• Top 2 pairs from each heat qualify for the Final
• The Final will be held at the UK Agility Grand Finals in December and follow the same format as the heats