Frequently Asked Questions – North American Sport Dog Association

	What is a Working Dog Trial? The North American Sport Dog Association (NASDA) was formed in 2016 to provide dogs of all breeds to experience those scent games previously open to a select few breeds and working dogs. Competing teams earn titles and championships which showcase their merits and abilities within hunt and search situations. Trials resemble both historic working and competitive field work as closely as possible. NASDA Working Dog Trials give an opportunity for all breeds, ages, and sizes of dogs to experience those scent games previously open to a select few breeds and working dogs. Competing teams can get titles and championships that showcase their merits and abilities within hunt and search situations.

What is a Working Dog Trial?

The North American Sport Dog Association (NASDA) was formed in 2016 to provide dogs of all breeds to experience those scent games previously open to a select few breeds and working dogs. Competing teams earn titles and championships which showcase their merits and abilities within hunt and search situations. Trials resemble both historic working and competitive field work as closely as possible. NASDA Working Dog Trials give an opportunity for all breeds, ages, and sizes of dogs to experience those scent games previously open to a select few breeds and working dogs. Competing teams can get titles and championships that showcase their merits and abilities within hunt and search situations.