Agility

Judges: either specify a task or allow any task to enter. Rank petz 1st-HM based on how well they have done the task, in your opinion.

Entrants: if no task is specified, choose 1 task from the examples below and take a photo of your pet completing the task. Direction the pet faces does not matter unless otherwise stated.

There isn't really a right or wrong way to judge or enter Agility, it's a subjective sport and you can decide what images you think best represent the various tasks. Take photos you find cute, funny, or impressive, and have fun!

Use the classic Petz hoop or any hexed jump toy to take a photo of your pet during the jump animation. Different judges will prefer different frames of the animation.

Photos by Celia, Angora, Harry, & Nebula

Use any pillow or hexed pause table toy to take a photo of your pet calmly sitting or laying down. Different judges will prefer different expressions.

Photos by Celia, Harry, & Setavulos

Use the Petz cat scratching posts or any hexed pole weave toys to take a photo of your pet walking between them. Try to capture them walking at a diagonal "through" the poles. Different judges will prefer different expressions and positions.

Photos by Dahlia, Nebula, & Harry

Place your pet on a ledge, or any hexed a-frame toy, to capture a photo of them "going down" the a-frame. Different judges will prefer different expressions and positions.

Photos by Nebula & Commander

Take a photo of your pet walking or running. Different judges will prefer different expressions, running vs. walking, and what the pet is focusing on.

Photos by Nightwish & Celia

Use 2 picture frames or any hexed "tunnel" items to take a photo of your pet running between them. Different judges will prefer different photo timing, expression, and what the pet is focusing on.

Photos by Celia, Harry, Nebula, & Witzy

Place your pet on a ledge or use any hexed "teeter-totter" toy to take a photo of them about to jump off, making it look like they are balancing. Different judges will prefer different expressions, and what the pet is focusing on.

Photos by Setavulos, Nightwish, & Dahlia