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On 7-14-20, Leo became the first German Shepherd Dog, and fourth dog overall, to earn an All Dogs Parkour Premier Championship title.
2020-7-22 Leo ADP PrCH DSC_0003 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
2020-7-22 Leo ADP PrCH DSC_0012 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
2020-7-22 Leo ADP PrCH DSC_0019 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
2020-7-22 Leo ADP PrCH DSC_0021 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
Thirty minutes later, Lily became the first American Pit Bull Terrier, and fifth dog overall, to earn an All Dogs Parkour Premier Championship title.
2020-7-22 Lily ADP PrCH DSC_0097 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
2020-7-22 Lily ADP PrCH DSC_0105 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
2020-7-22 Lily ADP PrCH DSC_0107 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
2020-7-22 Lily ADP PrCH DSC_0113 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
They have matching sets of pretty-pretties.
2020-7-22 ADP PrCH ribbons DSC_0118 by Rosemary Elwell, on Flickr
To earn an ADP Premier Championship, a dog needs to have a Premier title at all five levels, for a total of 40 legs. There are other requirements, as well, like you can't repeat locations within a level, each level has a certain number of behaviors you need to do, and a certain number of submissions for each level need to have a sequence of behaviors done one after another in a smooth routine.
Leo was the first dog ever to earn a Premier title at any level, and Lily was the second. They are currently the only GSD and APBT to have any Premier titles.
You can find out more about APD here. All Dogs Parkour
If anyone is interested, these are the links to their playlists of passing submissions.
Leo's Leo ADP Submissions
Lily's Lily ADP Submissions
On 7-14-20, Leo became the first German Shepherd Dog, and fourth dog overall, to earn an All Dogs Parkour Premier Championship title.




Thirty minutes later, Lily became the first American Pit Bull Terrier, and fifth dog overall, to earn an All Dogs Parkour Premier Championship title.




They have matching sets of pretty-pretties.

To earn an ADP Premier Championship, a dog needs to have a Premier title at all five levels, for a total of 40 legs. There are other requirements, as well, like you can't repeat locations within a level, each level has a certain number of behaviors you need to do, and a certain number of submissions for each level need to have a sequence of behaviors done one after another in a smooth routine.
Leo was the first dog ever to earn a Premier title at any level, and Lily was the second. They are currently the only GSD and APBT to have any Premier titles.
You can find out more about APD here. All Dogs Parkour
If anyone is interested, these are the links to their playlists of passing submissions.
Leo's Leo ADP Submissions
Lily's Lily ADP Submissions