More than a percentage.
The readiness score brings several measurable training areas together while keeping every contributing factor visible.
- Volume and consistency
- Articles and corners
- Experience in varied conditions
Trial readiness
Assess trial readiness across multiple sessions.
One good day does not determine trial readiness. Knurrix reviews a dog’s available sessions and shows which areas are stable or still lack evidence.
By dog and trial goalEvery contributing factor visibleData maturity clearly labelled
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Filter for the individual dog.
Review statistics by dog, period and track type so unrelated levels or old sessions are not mixed in unnoticed.
- Separate evidence for every dog
- Keep IGP, IFH and free training distinct
- Choose the period deliberately
Be honest about gaps.
When training is limited or one-sided, Knurrix shows that the evidence is not yet mature instead of presenting false precision.
- Missing areas visible
- No automatic trial clearance
- Guidance for future training
Frequently asked questions
Good to know.
Does Knurrix decide whether my dog is trial-ready?
No. The score is evidence-based guidance. Handler and trainer make the final assessment from the full training picture.
Why can data maturity be low?
Too few sessions or little variety in conditions do not support a stable assessment. Knurrix makes these gaps explicit.
Can I exclude free training sessions?
Yes. Filter by track type. Deliberately difficult exercises can also be excluded from performance rates without deleting them.
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