rules for each title

• Novice Trick Dog: Demonstrate 15 tricks. Tricks do not have to be perfect. Do not physically manipulate the dog into a trick. Treats and toys may be used as a lure, but on no more than 50% of the tricks. Advanced and Expert tricks count as two tricks. 
• Intermediate Trick Dog: Demonstrate 12 Intermediate or higher tricks. Treats and toys may be used as a lure, but on no more than 25% of tricks. Advanced and Expert tricks count as two tricks. Pre-requisite is the Novice title.
• Advanced Trick Dog: Demonstrate 5 Advanced or higher tricks.  All off-leash. A pointed finger is OK, but no treat or toy lures. You give multiple cues, but may not badger the dog, nor hover over or crowd the dog. Pre-requisite is the Intermediate title.
• Expert Trick Dog: Demonstrate 5 Expert tricks.  All off-leash. A pointed finger is OK, but no treat or toy lures. Pre-requisite is the Advanced title.
• Novice Masters: Demonstrate 30 Novice tricks. They must be Novice tricks, and not other levels. Pre-requisite is the Novice title.
• Intermediate Masters: Demonstrate 20 Intermediate tricks. Pre-requisite is the Intermediate title and Novice Masters title.
• Advanced Masters: Demonstrate 10 Advanced tricks. Pre-requisite is the Advanced title and Intermediate Masters title.
• Expert Masters: Demonstrate 10 Expert tricks.  Pre-requisite is the Expert title and Advanced Masters title.