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 JANUARY = Spin & Rewind
Turn clockwise, and Anticlockwise – once in each direction

FEBRUARY = High Five
Modify a shake a paw to become a high five

MARCH = Roll Over or Crawl (Pick one)
Do whatever is suitable for your pet – no pushing over.  Crawl should be a minimum distance of 50cm.

APRIL = Ball Push
Push a ball a distance of 1 metre into a goal

MAY = Shape discrimination
Identify 1 shape from 3 – e.g. a Square, in a Square, Circle and Triangle

JUNE = Back up/Reverse
Walk backwards a distance of 50 cm – you must remain stationary and not walk into them
 
JULY = Ahhchooo
Retrieve a Tissue from a tissue box and bring it to you

AUGUST = Karate Kick or Sustained Target (Pick one)
Kick a box/book with hind leg, or place chin/nose/beak onto object/hand for minimum of 10 seconds

SEPTEMBER = Clean up
Put 3 toys away, or 3 pieces of rubbish into a bin

OCTOBER = Be “Sad”
Put head on floor between feet, or hang head down – maintain position for 5 seconds

NOVEMBER = Weaving
Small animals, weave between your legs, or large animal weave between poles/cones

DECEMBER = Wrap a present or Put a Present under tree or Put Tinsel on tree (Pick one)
Show me what you can do!



MONTHLY ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD from CHEW CHOMP and CHILL for the video with the most likes*

EVERYONE THAT SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETES ALL CHALLENGES WILL RECEIVE A
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION from All Pets Education and Training 
&
CHEW CHOMP and CHILL DISCOUNT VOUCHER


Rules/Requirements

Competition is open to ALL animals.  If you can train the animal, it can enter. 
You do not have to enter with the same animal each month. 
 
Post your video to All Pets Education and Training Facebook page (either direct or via YouTube) or Email your Video with your name, pets name and trick month to
allpets.trick.challenge@gmail.com
 
All tricks must be trained using reward based methods.  
Have fun with your pet!  And more importantly make sure your pet is having fun with you!!
Consider your pet’s safety – if they are not suitable for a trick adjust it so that it suits them. 
 
Video submissions must be no longer than 60 seconds. Preferably 30 seconds or less.    Videos must be submitted by last day of the month.
 
*Encouragement Awards must be collected in-store from Chew Chomp and Chill



 

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