NoViCE PaRKoUR DoG

There are 15 behaviors required to earn the PKD-N title.

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4 Ft oN - SHoULDeR HEiGHT

4 Ft oN - 2ND OBSTaCLE

4 Ft oN - 3RD OBSTaCLE

2 Ft oN - ABoVE SHoULDeR HEiGHT

MoViNG OBSTaCLE

UnDeR - BeLoW SHoULDeR HEiGHT

THRoUGH

GeT iN

OVeR - ABoVE ELBoW HEiGHT

ARoUND

BaLaNCE: SHoULDeR WiDTH, 3x LeNGTH, ELBoW HT

WAiT oN OBSTaCLE

BaCK uP

3 OBSTaCLE SeQUeNCE

CReATiViTY: 3 BeHaViORS oN oNE OBSTaCLE

Here are some examples of successful Novice Parkour submissions.

Solo was the first of the Sittingbullies Gang to earn a Parkour Title, though Besa was right on his tail!

Besa worked on her PKD-N title at the same time as Solo but each of the obstacles used were unique to each dog.

Once Pickles turned 18 months old she was finally eligible to compete at the Novice level. She quickly earned her PKD-N and then jumped right into working on the next title.

BaCK To PaRKOuR

Here are some examples of successful Novice Parkour submissions.

Solo was the first of the Sittingbullies Gang to earn a Parkour Title, though Besa was right on his tail!

Besa worked on her PKD-N title at the same time as Solo but each of the obstacles used were unique to each dog.

Once Pickles turned 18 months old she was finally eligible to compete at the Novice level. She quickly earned her PKD-N and then jumped right into working on the next title.

BaCK To PaRKOuR