The working-dog sport, built right.
Trials, scoring, training, and certification — one federation, four disciplines, one platform. Open to handlers, clubs, and judges across all regions.
One sport, four disciplines — each with its own path and its own judge.
Heelwork, recalls, retrieves, and the long down — graded by the criteria judges actually score on.
Bitework progression, courage testing, handler defense. Built around a serious training culture.
Article work, scent discrimination, weather-realistic terrain. The quiet event.
Single-odor and multi-odor sets across four target areas. Sport-specific source rewards.
Working dogs deserve a sport built for them.
Judge-written scoring
Every criterion on every scoresheet was written by working judges. The standard reflects what the work actually demands.
One platform
Trial registration, training paths, dog records, and results in one place. No separate portals, no juggling systems.
Four events, one membership
Join once. Compete in any discipline — or all four. Titles track across events on a single dog profile.
Built by handlers and judges, for handlers and judges.
The tracking path got my green dog to a TD title in twelve weeks. The drills are written by judges, and you can feel it in how the criteria scale.
Entry was painless — I picked the trial, paid for the slot, and showed up. The brief was in my inbox the night before.
Watching the same judging criteria in the video reviews and at the trial — that's the part that makes this feel like a real sport.
Join, prepare, compete.
Join
Annual handler membership — $100/yr. Required for every sanctioned trial and group training event.
Build and train
Complete your dog profile and prepare for the work. The training platform walks through each discipline on the same criteria judges score.
Register and compete
When a trial opens, members register first. Show up, run your dog, and earn your titles.
Get notified when we launch and when new trials hit the schedule.
One email at launch, then one when a new trial posts. No marketing, no list-sharing.