ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Please be advised that you must meet the following eligibility requirements in order to be considered to participate in the television project currently entitled “Pooch Perfect†(the “Programâ€): • You must be a legal resident of the United States. • You must be at least eighteen (18) years of age as of the date this application is submitted. • You must be available to shoot in Los Angeles for approximately 1-2 days in July-September 2020 (dates subject to change). • Your dog must be vaccinated and immunized before filming. • You must voluntarily submit to a background check (if requested). • You may not have been convicted of a felony nor had a restraining order entered against you. • You must not be a candidate for elected office and must agree not to become one until at least one (1) year after the initial exhibition of the final episode of the Program in which you appear. • Neither you nor any of your immediate family members or anyone living in your household may currently be or have been, within the past one (1) year an employee, officer or director of any of the following: (a) Move It or Lose It LLC (“Producerâ€), any television station or network authorized to exhibit the Program (“Networkâ€), or any of the foregoing entities’ respective parent, subsidiary, affiliated or related entities; (b) any person or entity directly involved in the development, production, distribution or other exploitation of the Program; or, (c) any person or entity supplying services or prizes to the Program. All eligibility determinations shall be made by Producer in its sole discretion and are final and binding in all respects. Producer reserves the right to add to or modify the eligibility requirements at any time. In addition, Producer reserves the right at any time to render ineligible any person who Producer determines, in its sole discretion, is sufficiently connected with the development, production, administration, judging, exhibition, distribution or other exploitation of the Program such that his or her participation in the Program could create the appearance of impropriety.