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NADAC - North American Dog Agility Club

Overview:
NADAC places great emphasis on safety, with equipment specs including a breakaway tire (when used) and shorter chute. The table is rarely used. Courses tend to be wide open with a lot of distance between obstacles, although recent rule changes are producing courses which are more "twisty" than they used to be. Standard course times are faster than those for AKC or USDAA. Refusals are not penalized at any level.

Dogs Eligible: Any dog 18 months or older.
Classes offered: Regular (all obstacles), Jumpers, Chances, and additional non-jumping games - Tunnelers (all tunnels), Touch N Go (tunnels and contacts), Weavers (weave poles and tunnels) and Hoopers (Only hoops)..
Jump Heights: 8,12,16,20,20+ (separate class for dogs measuring in the 24 class opting to jump 20)
Levels: Novice, Open and Elite.
Divisions: Standard, Veterans (dogs over 7 or handlers over 65), Junior Handler. Veterans and JH have a height and time allowance. There is no Junior Handler division on Gamblers, and no Junior Handler or Veteran divisions in Tunnelers, Touch N Go or Weavers.
Titles: Novice - NAC,NJC,NGC,TN-N,TG-N,WV-N; Open - OAC,OJC,OGC,TN-O,TG-O,WV-O; Elite - EAC,EJC,EGC,TN-E,TG-E,WV-E. Junior Handler and Veterans titles respectively append "-JH" and "-V".
Championship: NATCH - All three Elite titles plus an additional 100 points each in Jumpers and Gamblers, and an additional 200 pts in Regular. There are also versatility awards for titles in all classes at a particular level and awards for Outstanding and Superior performance in a class. See the website below for more details.
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Website: www.nadac.com

 


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