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AKC TopDogs - Agility

An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Agility events and is based on the total number of points dogs have earned from either the Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes. Dogs must have competed and qualified in Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes to be eligible to be included on these reports.

When viewing the TopDogs Agility Report, you must first choose either the Regular or Preferred program report to rank dogs in the selected titling program. You may choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs and you may sort the report by the dog's title, points, or double Q's. Select reports based on the dog's breed, group, all AKC-recognized breeds, or the dog's jump height. Since dogs are allowed to compete in the Regular classes at their required jump height or higher, when choosing the jump height report, the system will look at the last jump height a dog competed in and include the dog only in that jump height to calculate rankings.

AKC suggests that when pulling a current calendar year or previous calendar year report, that you base the sort order of the report on points and double Q's only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and double Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by titles, points or double Q's.

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An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Agility events and is based on the total number of points dogs have earned from either the Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes. Dogs must have competed and qualified in Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes to be eligible to be included on these reports.

When viewing the TopDogs Agility Report, you must first choose either the Regular or Preferred program report to rank dogs in the selected titling program. You may choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs and you may sort the report by the dog's title, points, or double Q's. Select reports based on the dog's breed, group, all AKC-recognized breeds, or the dog's jump height. Since dogs are allowed to compete in the Regular classes at their required jump height or higher, when choosing the jump height report, the system will look at the last jump height a dog competed in and include the dog only in that jump height to calculate rankings.

AKC suggests that when pulling a current calendar year or previous calendar year report, that you base the sort order of the report on points and double Q's only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and double Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by titles, points or double Q's.

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An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Agility events and is based on the total number of points dogs have earned from either the Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes. Dogs must have competed and qualified in Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes to be eligible to be included on these reports.

When viewing the TopDogs Agility Report, you must first choose either the Regular or Preferred program report to rank dogs in the selected titling program. You may choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs and you may sort the report by the dog's title, points, or double Q's. Select reports based on the dog's breed, group, all AKC-recognized breeds, or the dog's jump height. Since dogs are allowed to compete in the Regular classes at their required jump height or higher, when choosing the jump height report, the system will look at the last jump height a dog competed in and include the dog only in that jump height to calculate rankings.

AKC suggests that when pulling a current calendar year or previous calendar year report, that you base the sort order of the report on points and double Q's only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and double Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by titles, points or double Q's.

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An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Agility events and is based on the total number of points dogs have earned from either the Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes. Dogs must have competed and qualified in Regular or Preferred Master Standard & Jumpers With Weaves classes to be eligible to be included on these reports.

When viewing the TopDogs Agility Report, you must first choose either the Regular or Preferred program report to rank dogs in the selected titling program. You may choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs and you may sort the report by the dog's title, points, or double Q's. Select reports based on the dog's breed, group, all AKC-recognized breeds, or the dog's jump height. Since dogs are allowed to compete in the Regular classes at their required jump height or higher, when choosing the jump height report, the system will look at the last jump height a dog competed in and include the dog only in that jump height to calculate rankings.

AKC suggests that when pulling a current calendar year or previous calendar year report, that you base the sort order of the report on points and double Q's only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and double Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by titles, points or double Q's.

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AKC TopDogs - Obedience Championship

The AKC National Obedience Championship report lists the top dogs ranked in Obedience events and is based on the total number of OTCH (Obedience Trial Championship) points earned during the qualifying period for this national event.

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The AKC National Obedience Championship report lists the top dogs ranked in Obedience events and is based on the total number of OTCH (Obedience Trial Championship) points earned during the qualifying period for this national event.

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The AKC National Obedience Championship report lists the top dogs ranked in Obedience events and is based on the total number of OTCH (Obedience Trial Championship) points earned during the qualifying period for this national event.

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The AKC National Obedience Championship report lists the top dogs ranked in Obedience events and is based on the total number of OTCH (Obedience Trial Championship) points earned during the qualifying period for this national event.

$ 13.00

AKC® TopDogs Rally Report

An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Rally events and is based on the total number of points and triple Q's dogs have earned from the Rally Master, Rally Excellent B, and Rally Advanced B classes. Dogs must have qualified and earned points in one of these classes to be eligible to be included on these reports; or must have earned at least one triple Q. Dogs will begin to earn RACH points after they have earned the Rally Excellent (RE) title when scores of 91 or better are earned.

When viewing the AKC Top Dog - AKC® Rally Report, you may choose from the top 25, 50, or 100 dogs and sort the report by the dog's Title, Points, Triple Q's, or the dog's "Score" which is a calculation of the dog's (Triple Q's x 10) + Points. Select reports based on the dog's Breed, Group, or All AKC Recognized Breeds.

AKC suggests that when pulling a Current Calendar Year or Previous Calendar Year report, that you base the sort order of the report on Points, Triple Q's or Score only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and triple Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by Titles, Points, Triple Q's or Score.

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An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Rally events and is based on the total number of points and triple Q's dogs have earned from the Rally Master, Rally Excellent B, and Rally Advanced B classes. Dogs must have qualified and earned points in one of these classes to be eligible to be included on these reports; or must have earned at least one triple Q. Dogs will begin to earn RACH points after they have earned the Rally Excellent (RE) title when scores of 91 or better are earned.

When viewing the AKC Top Dog - AKC® Rally Report, you may choose from the top 25, 50, or 100 dogs and sort the report by the dog's Title, Points, Triple Q's, or the dog's "Score" which is a calculation of the dog's (Triple Q's x 10) + Points. Select reports based on the dog's Breed, Group, or All AKC Recognized Breeds.

AKC suggests that when pulling a Current Calendar Year or Previous Calendar Year report, that you base the sort order of the report on Points, Triple Q's or Score only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and triple Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by Titles, Points, Triple Q's or Score.

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An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Rally events and is based on the total number of points and triple Q's dogs have earned from the Rally Master, Rally Excellent B, and Rally Advanced B classes. Dogs must have qualified and earned points in one of these classes to be eligible to be included on these reports; or must have earned at least one triple Q. Dogs will begin to earn RACH points after they have earned the Rally Excellent (RE) title when scores of 91 or better are earned.

When viewing the AKC Top Dog - AKC® Rally Report, you may choose from the top 25, 50, or 100 dogs and sort the report by the dog's Title, Points, Triple Q's, or the dog's "Score" which is a calculation of the dog's (Triple Q's x 10) + Points. Select reports based on the dog's Breed, Group, or All AKC Recognized Breeds.

AKC suggests that when pulling a Current Calendar Year or Previous Calendar Year report, that you base the sort order of the report on Points, Triple Q's or Score only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and triple Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by Titles, Points, Triple Q's or Score.

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An AKC Top Dogs report ranks the top dogs in Rally events and is based on the total number of points and triple Q's dogs have earned from the Rally Master, Rally Excellent B, and Rally Advanced B classes. Dogs must have qualified and earned points in one of these classes to be eligible to be included on these reports; or must have earned at least one triple Q. Dogs will begin to earn RACH points after they have earned the Rally Excellent (RE) title when scores of 91 or better are earned.

When viewing the AKC Top Dog - AKC® Rally Report, you may choose from the top 25, 50, or 100 dogs and sort the report by the dog's Title, Points, Triple Q's, or the dog's "Score" which is a calculation of the dog's (Triple Q's x 10) + Points. Select reports based on the dog's Breed, Group, or All AKC Recognized Breeds.

AKC suggests that when pulling a Current Calendar Year or Previous Calendar Year report, that you base the sort order of the report on Points, Triple Q's or Score only, not titles. The reason for this is because a title can be earned at any time during the dog's lifetime and adding the title sort criteria to these reports will skew the data based on the title first then the points and triple Q's. The lifetime report can be sorted by Titles, Points, Triple Q's or Score.

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AKC® TopDogs Lure Coursing (Bowen System Report)

An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Lure Coursing events. You can choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs. This report provides Lure Coursing rankings based on the Bowen System method of point's calculation.

You can choose from top dogs at the breed or all sight hounds level. The standings for this report are calculated as follows: Open, Specials, and Veteran stakes will award the hounds placing first through fifth one point for itself, plus one point for each hound it has defeated in that stake. The winner of the Best of Breed will be awarded one point for every starter in its breed (including itself).

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Lure Coursing events. You can choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs. This report provides Lure Coursing rankings based on the Bowen System method of point's calculation.

You can choose from top dogs at the breed or all sight hounds level. The standings for this report are calculated as follows: Open, Specials, and Veteran stakes will award the hounds placing first through fifth one point for itself, plus one point for each hound it has defeated in that stake. The winner of the Best of Breed will be awarded one point for every starter in its breed (including itself).

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Lure Coursing events. You can choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs. This report provides Lure Coursing rankings based on the Bowen System method of point's calculation.

You can choose from top dogs at the breed or all sight hounds level. The standings for this report are calculated as follows: Open, Specials, and Veteran stakes will award the hounds placing first through fifth one point for itself, plus one point for each hound it has defeated in that stake. The winner of the Best of Breed will be awarded one point for every starter in its breed (including itself).

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Lure Coursing events. You can choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs. This report provides Lure Coursing rankings based on the Bowen System method of point's calculation.

You can choose from top dogs at the breed or all sight hounds level. The standings for this report are calculated as follows: Open, Specials, and Veteran stakes will award the hounds placing first through fifth one point for itself, plus one point for each hound it has defeated in that stake. The winner of the Best of Breed will be awarded one point for every starter in its breed (including itself).

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AKC Points Progression

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AKC® Dogs Defeated Report

To be eligible for dogs defeated points, a dog must win Best of Breed/Variety or higher at an AKC licensed or member All-Breed, Limited-Breed or Specialty event in the requested year.

These reports list the number of dogs defeated based on the following selected criteria:

Breed - includes dogs defeated in breed/variety competition only
Group - includes dogs defeated in Group competition only
Overall - includes dogs defeated at all levels of competition; Breed, Group, and BIS

The totals are derived from dogs defeated at all AKC licensed All-Breed and Specialty dog shows held during the specified time period using the highest qualifying award earned at a show which is associated with the particular report. (For an All-Breed show, qualifying awards are Best in Show, Group First through Fourth, and Best of Breed or Variety, if the breed has varieties)

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To be eligible for dogs defeated points, a dog must win Best of Breed/Variety or higher at an AKC licensed or member All-Breed, Limited-Breed or Specialty event in the requested year.

These reports list the number of dogs defeated based on the following selected criteria:

Breed - includes dogs defeated in breed/variety competition only
Group - includes dogs defeated in Group competition only
Overall - includes dogs defeated at all levels of competition; Breed, Group, and BIS

The totals are derived from dogs defeated at all AKC licensed All-Breed and Specialty dog shows held during the specified time period using the highest qualifying award earned at a show which is associated with the particular report. (For an All-Breed show, qualifying awards are Best in Show, Group First through Fourth, and Best of Breed or Variety, if the breed has varieties)

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To be eligible for dogs defeated points, a dog must win Best of Breed/Variety or higher at an AKC licensed or member All-Breed, Limited-Breed or Specialty event in the requested year.

These reports list the number of dogs defeated based on the following selected criteria:

Breed - includes dogs defeated in breed/variety competition only
Group - includes dogs defeated in Group competition only
Overall - includes dogs defeated at all levels of competition; Breed, Group, and BIS

The totals are derived from dogs defeated at all AKC licensed All-Breed and Specialty dog shows held during the specified time period using the highest qualifying award earned at a show which is associated with the particular report. (For an All-Breed show, qualifying awards are Best in Show, Group First through Fourth, and Best of Breed or Variety, if the breed has varieties)

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To be eligible for dogs defeated points, a dog must win Best of Breed/Variety or higher at an AKC licensed or member All-Breed, Limited-Breed or Specialty event in the requested year.

These reports list the number of dogs defeated based on the following selected criteria:

Breed - includes dogs defeated in breed/variety competition only
Group - includes dogs defeated in Group competition only
Overall - includes dogs defeated at all levels of competition; Breed, Group, and BIS

The totals are derived from dogs defeated at all AKC licensed All-Breed and Specialty dog shows held during the specified time period using the highest qualifying award earned at a show which is associated with the particular report. (For an All-Breed show, qualifying awards are Best in Show, Group First through Fourth, and Best of Breed or Variety, if the breed has varieties)

$ 10.00

National Agility Championship Eligibility Report

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$ 10.00

AKC® Obedience Classic Eligibility Report

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$ 10.00

Find a Major

This report is used to approximate whether a show will be a major. A major is defined as a show that is worth at least three points for the breed that you select. It bases this determination on the entries for a show over the last three years. All shows within your selected state(s) that were majors during this period will be listed. This does not guarantee that the upcoming show will be a major.

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This report is used to approximate whether a show will be a major. A major is defined as a show that is worth at least three points for the breed that you select. It bases this determination on the entries for a show over the last three years. All shows within your selected state(s) that were majors during this period will be listed. This does not guarantee that the upcoming show will be a major.

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This report is used to approximate whether a show will be a major. A major is defined as a show that is worth at least three points for the breed that you select. It bases this determination on the entries for a show over the last three years. All shows within your selected state(s) that were majors during this period will be listed. This does not guarantee that the upcoming show will be a major.

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This report is used to approximate whether a show will be a major. A major is defined as a show that is worth at least three points for the breed that you select. It bases this determination on the entries for a show over the last three years. All shows within your selected state(s) that were majors during this period will be listed. This does not guarantee that the upcoming show will be a major.

$ 5.00

AKC TopDogs Field Trial Beagle Point Summary Report

An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

$ 4.00

AKC TopDogs - Field Trial Pointing Breeds

An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

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An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings in Pointing Breed Field Trials. This report is based on a variety of criteria. Reports for multiple classes, sexes, and time ranges are available.

$ 7.00

AKC TopDogs - Field Trial Retrievers Open/Amateur

An AKC Top Dogs report lists the top dogs rankings within the competition type. You can choose from the top 25, 50 or 100 dogs. This report is based on the total number of dogs defeated. You can choose from top dogs at the breed, group or all-breed level.