Ultimate Dog Performance
Performance Events for all Dogs
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Obedience Levels:

 Introductory, Novice, Open, Advanced, and Ultimate Champion.

Titles are earned in a division when three (3) qualifying scores are received from two different judges in three different trials for each level.  More than one trial can be held on the same day as long as the course is changed for each trial.

Once a team has entered and competed in a level they must earn a title in that level before moving up to the next level. 

There is no moving down once a dog has entered and competed in a level
 
To qualify for a leg in any level of UDP Obedience, a dog may not receive a maximum fault at any of the exercises.
A perfect score is 200.  A qualifying score is a total of at least 180 points.
 
 
 
 
Introductory Level - Set Pattern 
 
On leash   with or without treats

L Pattern heeling

Sit at start

Sit at end
 
Lefts
 
Rights

About turn

Recall at 2-3  ft (second person hold dog)

Or do a wait and recall

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Novice Level   - Set Pattern 
 
On leash    Treats (optional)

L pattern heeling

Slow pace

About turn

Lefts

Rights

Sit at start

Sit while heeling

Sit at end

Sit politely for petting

Down stay for 30 seconds

Recall with a wait 4-6 ft
 
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Open Level  -  Set Pattern

On Leash   No treats (except for one free mulligan)

L pattern heeling

Fast and slow pace

About turn

U turns

Sit at start

Sit while heeling

Sit at end

Figure eight heeling around objects or people or cones

Stand for petting

Sit or down and  6 ft recall with a finish either left or right

Sit Stay for 15 sec

Down stay one minute
 
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Advanced Level  – Pattern to be posted

Off leash  No treats

H Pattern Heeling

U Turns

270 degree turns

360 degree turn

Minimum 3 sits

Figure eight with leave its

Leave dog at stand and walk away 6 ft

And call dog to front

 

 

Ultimate - Pattern to be posted

Off leash  No treats

H,  I, or Z Pattern Heeling

270’s

360’s

U Turns

Regular About Turns

Drop on recall or Stationary drop

Stationary sit from a stand

Moving sit, handler goes forward for 6 ft and then calls dog to heel position

With handler facing away from dog

Moving stand, judge steps in and examines dog , handler then calls  front and finish either side.