CDDA

Section 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Objectives of The Canadian Disc Dog Association
1.2 Organization and Structure
1.3 Registration & Eligibility to Compete
1.4 Approved Discs
1.5 Handler Exclusions

Section 2 OFFICIAL CLASSES

2.1 Retrieval Proficiency Testing
2.2 Novice Single Disc Rules and Guidelines
2.3 Novice Single Mini Disc Class
2.4 Advanced Single Disc Rules and Guidelines
2.4a Advanced Single Mini Disc Class
2.5 Freestyle Rules and Guidelines
2.6 Furthest Catch Rules and Guidelines

Section 3 PROFICIENCY TITLES

3.1 Retrieval Proficiency Test (RPT)
3.2 Basic Disc Dog (BDD)
3.3 Basic Mini Disc Dog (BMDD)
3.4 Advanced Disc Dog (ADD)
3.5 Advanced Mini Disc Dog (AMDD)
3.6 Basic Disc Freestyle (BDF)
3.7 Basic Mini Disc Freestyle (BMDF)
3.8 Furthest Catch Levels

Section 4 POINT TITLES

4.1 Award Titles
4.2 Disc Dog (DD)
4.3 Disc Dog Excellent (DDX)
4.4 Disc Dog Champion (DDCh)
4.5 Disc Dog Advance Champion (DDACh)
4.6 Disc Dog Master Champion (DDMCh)
4.7 Disc Dog Elite Champion (DDECh)

Section 5 TRIAL GUIDELINES

5.1 Trial Sanctioning
5.2 Trial Results Submissions
5.3 Field Specifications and Layouts
5.4 Class Awards
5.5 Reasons for Disqualifications
5.6 General rules of Competition
5.7 Rules for practice at trials

Section 6 JUDGING

6.1 Judge’s Responsibilities
6.2 Line Referee
6.3 Timekeeper
6.4 Scorekeeper
6.5 Tiebreakers
6.6 Applying to be a judge

Section 7 DISCIPLINARY AND PROTEST PROCEDURES

7.1 Rule Changes
7.2 Disciplinary Process

Section 8 JUNIOR HANDLERS PROGRAM

8.1 Program Goals
8.2 Registration & Eligibility
8.3 General rules
8.4 Junior RPT
8.5 Junior Single Disc Class
8.6 Junior Freestyle Class
8.7 Junior Furthest Catch Class
8.8 Junior Awards & Titles


Section 9 APPENDICES

Appendix A Competition Field layout










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