Online Titles: Test Your Skills

What is the primary purpose of the NASDA Online Title Program? *

To replace in-person events

To allow teams to earn titles remotely through video submissions

To serve as a practice-only program without official titles

To provide an alternative to scent work competitions

Which of the following best describes how NASDA Online Titles are judged? *

They are judged live via video calls

Handlers judge their own videos and self-report results

Titles are awarded based on video length

Submissions are reviewed by the first available judge in a queue

What must be included in every online submission? *

The handler’s phone number

A course walkthrough, hide verification, and search video

A written summary of the search

Can a handler edit a submission after submitting it for judging? *

Yes, at any time before the title is awarded

No, edits can only be made before the run is submitted for judging

Only if they contact NASDA directly

Yes, but only within 24 hours of submission

Where can handlers find their online results? *

In their dog's NASDA dashboard under "Event Results"

Only through the NASDA Facebook group

On their local club’s website