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What
do all of those letters mean?
Prefix
Titles
Example: CH MACH Janie's Younger And Faster
UD
Conformation
Ch.
Champion: Dogs must acquire 15 points, including 2 majors won under
different judges and at least one point under a third different
judge.
Obedience
NOC
National Obedience Champion: The winner of the annual National Obedience
Invitational shall be entitled to be designated National Obedience
Champion of _____(year).
OTCH Obedience Trial
Champion:
Dog must have won:
100 points;
Dog must receive at least one first place Open B, one first place
Utility and a third first place ribbon in either class.
- First
places must be awarded by 3 different judges
- Must
be at all-breed events. One of the required first places may have
been won at a Specialty Show.
- Open
B must have 6 in competition
- Utility
must have 3 in competition
VCCH
Versatile Companion Champion: Effective January 1, 2001, title will
precede the name of the dog that completes a OTCH, MACH and CT.
Obedience.
Agility
MACH Master Agility
Champion: In order to acquire the title, a dog must achieve a minimum
of 750 championship points and 20 double qualifying scores obtained
from the Excellent B Standard Agility class and the Excellent B
Jumpers With Weaves class.
Suffix
Titles
Example: CH OTCH Janie's Younger And Faster,
NA, NAJ
Multiple
Events
Obedience
CD
Companion Dog: The letters CD may be added after a dog's name when
it has been certified by 3 different judges to have received qualifying
scores in Novice classes at 3 licensed or member obedience trials.
CDX
Companion Dog Excellent: The letters CDX may be added after the
name of each dog that has been certified by 3 different judges to
have received qualifying scores in Open classes at 3 licensed or
member obedience trials.
UD
Utility Dog: The American Kennel Club will issue a Utility Dog certificate
for each registered dog, that has been certified by three obedience
trial judges as having received qualifying Utility scores at three
licensed or member obedience trials.
UDX
Utility Dog Excellent: To earn a Utility Dog Excellent title, the
dog must have received qualifying scores in both Open B and Utility
B at 10 separate licensed or member obedience trials.
Agility
AJP
Excellent Agility Jumpers With Weaves "A" Preferred: For
a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying scores in Excellent A Jumpers
With Weaves Preferred class under at least 2 different judges.
AX
Agility Excellent: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying scores
in Excellent A Agility class under at least 2 different judges.
AXJ
Excellent Agility Jumper: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying
scores in Excellent A Jumpers With Weaves class under at least 2
different judges.
AXP
Agility Excellent "A" Preferred: For a title, dog must
earn 3 qualifying scores in Agility Excellent "A" Preferred
Class under at least 2 different judges.
MJP
Master Excellent Jumpers With Weaves "B" Preferred: For
a title, dog must earn 10 qualifying scores in Excellent B Jumpers
With Weaves Preferred Agility class under at least 2 different judges.
Trial at which AX was earned does not count toward the 10.
MX
Master Agility Excellent: For a title, dog must earn 10 qualifying
scores in Excellent B Agility class under at least 2 different judges.
Trial at which AX was earned does not count toward the 10.
MXJ
Master Excellent Jumpers With Weaves: For a title, dog must earn
10 qualifying scores in Excellent B Jumpers With Weaves Agility
class under at least 2 different judges. Trial at which AX was earned
does not count toward the 10.
MXP
Master Agility Excellent "B" Preferred: For a title, dog
must earn 10 qualifying scores in Excellent Agility Preferred "B"
class under at least 2 different judges. Trial at which AXP was
earned does not count toward the 10.
NA
Novice Agility: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying scores in
Novice A and/or B Agility class under at least 2 different judges.
NAJ
Novice Agility Jumper: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying scores
in Novice A and/or B Jumpers With Weaves class under at least 2
different judges.
NAP
Novice Agility Preferred: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying
scores in Novice Agility Preferred A and/or B Agility class under
at least 2 different judges.
NJP
Novice Jumpers With Weaves Preferred: For a title, dog must earn
3 qualifying scores in Novice A and/or B Jumpers With Weaves Preferred
class under at least 2 different judges.
OA
Open Agility: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying scores in
Open Agility class under at least 2 different judges.
OAJ
Open Agility Jumper: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying scores
in Open Jumpers With Weaves class under at least 2 different judges.
OAP
Open Agility Preferred: For a title, dog must earn 3 qualifying
scores in Open Agility Preferred class under at least 2 different
judges.
OJP
Open Jumpers With Weaves Preferred: For a title, dog must earn 3
qualifying scores in Open Jumpers With Weaves Preferred class under
at least 2 different judges.
Lure
Coursing
JC
Junior Courser: A hound running alone shall receive certification
from a Judge on one date, and a second certification from a different
Judge at a later date, stating that the hound completed a 600-yard
course with a minimum of four (4) turns. The hound must complete
the course with enthusiasm and without interruption. The two runs
can be on the same date at or in conjunction with a National Breed
Specialty.
LCX
Lure Courser Excellent: Any dog that has been awarded the title
of Field Champion and has earned 45 additional championship points
will be awarded the suffix title of Lure Courser Excellent (LCX).
The title of Lure Courser Excellent is a cumulative title, each
time the dog accrues an additional 45 championship points it would
be eligible to receive the next title level. (LCX II, LCX III, LCX
IV, etc.)
MC
Master Courser: The Master Courser title will be awarded to hounds
that have acquired the Senior Courser title and that have earned
an additional twenty-five (25) qualifying scores (with competition)
in either the Open, Open Veteran or Specials stake at AKC licensed
or member club lure coursing trials.
SC
Senior Courser: 1) Must be eligible to enter the open stake. That
requires the dog to have obtained at least one of the following:
AKC Junior Courser title or American Kennel Club Field Champion
title. 2) The hound must run with at least one other hound. 3) Must
receive qualifying scores at four (4) AKC-licensed or member trials,
under two different Judges or judging panels.
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