pairsTrkr makes it easy to find the USDAA pairs runs available for your dog within a distance you specify and record a pairs relay team for future reference.
USDAA trials consistently offer standard or jumpers runs, however relay pairs runs are often limited to certain days or a trial or only to certain levels of competition. pairsTrkr scans all of the USDAA trials to find those near your homebase location and finds the pairs relay runs appropriate for your multiple dogs presenting them by date.
At initial startup, you must enter at least 1 dog’s name and the level of their competition (e.g. Quix at masters) and your home base . The homebase may be found by your gps or may be entered. You also must specify the distance from your homebase to select trials appropriate to view. The homebase or distance may be performed at any time. Multiple of your dogs may also be added.
When you select an unpaired run, you either add the information for a relay team or select one previously entered. The name of the dog and handler are required at a minimum, however the USDAA # of the dog and the phone number and email address of the handler may also be entered for future reference. If you select a run that has been previously recorded as a pair, you may either select a different dog or by re-selecting the recorded pair, that run will be removed from pairing.
Pairstrkr assumes trials near your homebase will be attended. If you would rather not see a trial in your unpaired list, toggle that run to “will not attend”. It may be toggled back to “will attend”.
To be included into the database of available trials, the trial secretary must have entered a trial location in the event_details on the USDAA website and added a pairs relay run in the Planned Class Schedule.