Lux and I have started competing in agility and a better start I couldn’t wish for! She is so easy to handle and so much looking forward to all the fun we are going to have 😊
-::- Lux og jeg er nu begyndt at løbe stævner, og en bedre start kunne jeg ikke ønske mig! Hun er så nem at handle og jeg ser meget frem til alle vores fremtidige oplevelser på banen 😊
Achieved qualifying legs -::- Opnåede oprykningspinde
| Grade 1 | Grade 2 | Grade 3 – cert | Swedish Cert | |||||||||
| Agility | 2018-05-01 2nd place |
2018-07-20 1st pl |
2018-08-28 1st pl |
2018-09-16 1st pl |
2019-02-16 1st pl |
2019-02-16 1st pl |
2019-02-16 1st pl |
2019-03-29 1st pl |
– | – | – | – |
| Jumping | 2018-04-08 1st place |
2018-04-08 5th pl |
2018-04-15 3rd pl |
2018-04-29 4th pl |
2019-01-06 2nd pl |
2019-02-17 3rd pl |
n/a | n/a | – | – | – | – |
Promotion and champion rules
In Denmark we need 8 clean runs in grade 1 to be promoted to grade 2 – of these 8 legs at least 4 must be achieved in agility class – until you have achieved these 8 legs in total, you must run in grade 1 in both agility and jumpers classes.
To be promoted to grade 3 you need 6 clean runs where at least 3 must be from agility runs and you must be placed in the top 20% (if there are 10 dogs in total the top two clean runs will get a qualifying leg). Until you have achieved these 6 legs in total, you must run in grade 2 in both agility and jumpers classes
To achieve a certificate in grade 3 you must be the best non-champion with a clean run (if you finish second in class and the winner is a champion you will get the certificate) – once you have gained three certificates in either agility or jumping you have achieved the champion title – hence, you can achieve a Jumpers Champion and Agility Champion title 🏆