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[ADI PAT Items] Test 1: Controlled unload out of vehicle The dog waited in the vehicle until released. The dog waited outside the vehicle under control. The dog remained under control while another dog was walked past. Test 3: Controlled entry through a doorway The dog waited quietly at the door until commanded to enter. The dog waited on the inside until able to return to heel position. Test 6: Sits on command The dog responded promptly to the command to sit. The dog remained under control around food — not trying to get food and not needing repeated corrections. The dog remained composed while the shopping cart passed — did not shy away, show signs of fear, etc. shopping cart should be pushed normally and reasonable, not dramatically. The dog maintained a sit-stay while being petted by a stranger. Test 7: Downs on command The dog responded promptly to the command to down. The dog remained under control around food — not trying to get food and not needing repeated corrections. The dog remained composed while the child approached — child should not taunt dog or be overly dramatic. The dog maintained a down-stay while being stepped over by a stranger. Test 13: Controlled load into vehicle The dog waited until commanded to enter the vehicle. The dog readily entered the vehicle upon command. [AKC CGC Test Items] 
Test 6: Sit and down on command and Staying in place The dog must do sit and down on command. While on a 20′ leash, the dog must remain in the place in which it was left (it may change position) until the evaluator instructs the handler to release the dog. The handler may take a reasonable amount of time and use more than one command to get the dog to sit and then down.
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