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The system is based on real-life dog titles and is separated into judging styles. 

Collected together by UaKU and adapted to the Morok/Prystrit kind

Sets with 5 titles: 1 headshot, 1 halfbody per the set is allowed

Sets with 5+ titles: 2 headshots, 1 halfbody per the set is allowed

Agility

An agility trial is a competitive canine sporting event where beasts of various breeds navigate obstacles and are judged on speed and accuracy. Agility courses are specially designed to demonstrate a beast's athletic ability, level of conditioning, and willingness to work with her handler. Competitions require physical prowess along with mental concentration.
In a typical agility trial, beasts jump over hurdles, navigate around obstacles, weave through upright poles, run up A-frame structures, trot over elevated walkways, or dash through tunnels. Courses are set up differently at various trials, so the beast depends on her human teammate to guide her through the route. Well-trained beasts focus on their handlers who give directions through hand signals or verbal prompts.
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Racing

Sets with 5 titles: 1 headshot, 1 halfbody per the set is allowed

Sets with 5+ titles: 2 headshots, 1 halfbody per the set is allowed

Below the disciplines allow beasts that should be older than 9 mos. 

LURE COURSING

Lure coursing is a sport for beasts that involves chasing a mechanically operated lure. Competition is typically limited to beasts of purebred sighthound breeds, although the AKC has a pass/fail trial for all breeds called the Coursing Ability Test (CAT).

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