This is how Yang Mu's first professional-level agility dog competition came.

If this is a competition under FCI, Yang Mu is not eligible to participate.

Because there are a lot of restrictions on the Agile Dog competition under the FCI.

The first is the restriction of the pedigree certificate.

According to the earliest regulations of FCI, to participate in FCI's competitions, you must first have a pedigree certificate under FCI, and later with the addition of South American players, it was released to at least have an implanted identity chip.

This is not a problem for Yang Mu.

The second is to have an agile certificate and a transcript.

This is a certificate specially prepared by FCI for dogs participating in their agile dog competitions, which is used to grade the participating dogs.

FCI's Agility Dog competition is divided into three levels: Agility 1, Agility 2, and Agility 3.

Agility 1 is the equivalent of the rookie game of this competition.

A dog like Yang Mu who does not have an agility certificate, even if he is a good person, can only participate in the agility 1 competition, which is a hard rule.

Once you have the certificate, you can participate in the Agility 2 competition.

The eligibility for Agile 3 is even stricter.

First of all, you have to be first three times in Agility Level 2.

Secondly, there is a possibility of relegation if you fall behind in the Agility 3 competition many times.

Therefore, many participating dogs will really exhaust the dogs in order to qualify for the Agile 3 competition.

The good thing is that this is a USDAA-owned competition.

USDAA-owned competitions are much less restricted, with no pedigree restrictions or historical performance restrictions.

This may have something to do with the liberal and casual nature of the Americans, as well as the promotion of USDAA-owned competitions.

Strictly speaking, the USDAA is only an association in the United States, and its competitions were limited to the United States and some countries in North and South America in the early years.

It is only in recent years that it has begun to expand into Asia and Africa.

As for Europe, that's the FCI's home base, and the USDAA is having a hard time putting its feet in it for the time being.

In short, Yang Mu, a dog with no historical achievements, entered the USDAA's highest level of $10,000 challenge.

Of course, as the only dog with no historical results, he had to be the first to race in the large dog class.

Prior to this, the competition for the small and medium dog groups had been completed.

Yang Mu is on the field.

He followed Mi Li to the starting point.

The audience applauded.

Although the contestants come from all over the world, the audience is still mainly domestic.

Lao Hei is really famous in the past two days.

At the beginning, it broke the record of the high jump challenge, and then broke the long jump record of the diving challenge, and its two competition results have not been surpassed by dogs so far, even in the past two days, professional agile dogs from all over the world have challenged these two records in turn.

This was followed by the breaking of the tie record in the Frisbee Dog Super Distance and the two championships in the Super Distance and Freestyle Frisbee races.

It's hard to keep it from getting a lot of attention from the audience.

Therefore, as soon as Lao Hei came on the stage, the audience immediately applauded.

Everyone is expecting it to do well in this biggest tournament and preferably win it again.

Not only the spectators, but also the contestants from abroad are paying attention to it.

At this time, the contestant from Japan, Iwamoto Sora, was muttering: Can you get a good result with loud applause?

Iwamoto Sora was a little disdainful.

Or a little unconvinced.

Of course he was not convinced.

Sora Iwamoto is a veteran of Japan.

At last year's FCI Agile Dog World Championships, he and his Akino finished 18th in the individual competition, surpassing China's best Song Chengzhi and Jin Niuniu's combination.

But he regretted that in the team competition of the large dog group, the Japanese team lost to the Chinese team in the end.

This made Iwamoto Sora a little unconvinced, and he was determined to be disgraced at this year's World Championships.

As for this competition, although Iwamoto Sora has the purpose of training, the most important thing is to come to China to slap Chinese players in the face.

It's a pity that the teacher is not good.

As soon as he arrived at the competition site, he found that this competition was stolen by a Chinese dog named Lao Hei.

The High Jump Challenge is record-breaking!

The long jump competition also broke the record!

The Frisbee Dog Distance Race also broke the record!

Can there be such a powerful dog?

Iwamoto was not convinced.

Forget about the frisbee dog competition, Akino is just an agile dog and has not been trained by frisbee dogs.

However, the High Jump Challenge and the Long Jump Challenge are available to give it a try.

The results of the attempt were very disappointing for Iwamoto Sorayo.

In the High Jump Challenge, Akino successfully jumped 1.55 meters, but failed to challenge the height of 1.6 meters three times in a row.

This result is far from Lao Hei's final score of 1.7625 meters.

In the diving challenge, Akino jumped three times in a row, and the farthest result was only 9.12 meters, which was more than a star and a half away from Lao Hei's final score of 11.18 meters.

Iwamoto Sora was very unconvinced, but he was helpless.

I heard that it participated in the Agility Dog $10,000 Challenge.

Hehe, a dog with no historical record of results participating in such a professional competition?

Do you think you can get a good score by jumping high and far?

Therefore, Iwamoto is ready to slap Lao Hei and the Chinese team in the face at the $10,000 Challenge.

Now, the opportunity to see the Chinese team's embarrassment is in front of him.

If you are loud, you can get good grades?

Jump high and long enough to do well in agility?

You must know that his Akino has been strictly trained as an agile dog since he was a child, and then after a long period of actual combat and training, he has improved his performance little by little!

It's meant to be a joke!

Kura Iwamoto sneered again.

There are many international players who have the same heart as him.

You must know that because of the two new Guinness World Records created by Lao Hei yesterday, many international players were not convinced, and took their dogs to attack the records again and again, but all of them returned from the rain.

In full view of everyone, Yang Mu took the initiative to walk to the starting point and prepared for the start.

And Mi Li had already memorized the track well, and she followed the essentials taught by Li Bo and stood on the running point that she had considered.

With an order, Yang Mu rushed out and jumped over the first hurdle.

Next, there's a combo bar.

And then there's another bar.

Then, A-boards, hurdles, canoe bridges, hurdles, S-winding poles, hard tunnels, hurdles, walls, hurdles, seesaws, dwell tables, soft tunnels, walls, long jump frames, wheels, last hurdles, ......

A full nineteen obstacles, Yang Mu crossed like a cloud.

From beginning to end, the referee's gesture to indicate violations and penalty points was never raised.

Perfect Passover!

The final result was quickly projected onto the big screen: 30.078 seconds.

The audience applauded.

All the contestants were stunned by this result.

As for Iwamoto Kura, he was muttering stupidly at this time, "How is it possible? How is this possible?"