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    What is Expected at Trial in Phase A - Tracking

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    1. Before Reporting to the Judge
    2. Equipment
    3. Reporting to the Judge
    4. Setup
    5. Tracklaying
      4 Topics
      1. Tracklaying Concerning Length
      2. Tracklaying and Shape and Corners
      3. Tracklaying and Ageing, Terrain, Soil and Wind
      4. Tracklaying and Articles
    6. Running the Track
      7 Topics
      1. Start
      2. Attitude, Speed and Nose Position
      3. Article Indication
      4. Corners
      5. Leash Handling
      6. Praise
      7. Leaving the Track
    7. Reporting Out
    8. Disqualification
    9. Termination
    1. What is Expected at Trial in Phase A – Tracking
    2. Reporting Out
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    Reporting Out

    Reporting Out

    You will approach the judge with the dog in the basic position. Only after your report has been given and the judge has completed evaluation, you are allowed to put the short leash on the dog and leave the area.

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