Premier Jumpers Century: PJC

100 Premier Standard legs with 5 in the top 25%

Premier Agility Dog Gold: PDG

75 Premier Standard legs with 5 in the top 25%

Premier Jumpers Gold: PJG

75 Premier JWW legs with 5 in the top 25%

Premier Agility Dog Silver: PDS

50 Premier Standard legs with 5 in the top 25%

Premier Jumpers Dog Silver: PJS

50 Premier JWW legs with 5 in the top 25%

Premier Agility Dog: PAD

25 Premier Standard legs with 5 in the top 25%

Premier Jumpers Dog: PJD

25 Premier JWW legs with 5 in the top 25%

Triple Q Excellent: TQX

"Triple Qs will be retroactive back to 1/01/07.  They will not become effective until 1/01/10."

10 triple Qs in Standard, JWW, and FAST on the same day

Preferred Titlists Premier

Premier Agility Dog Preferred: PADP

25 Premier StandardPreferred legs with 5 in the top 25%

Premier Jumper Dog Preferred: PJDP

25 Premier StandardPreferred legs with 5 in the top 25%

Preferred Titlists Triple Q Excellent: TQX

10 triple Qs in Standard, JWW, and FAST on the same day

Agility Grand Champion (AGCH) Title

Regulations for Agility Trials - Chapter 2 Section 3: Recognized Achievement - August 1, 2019

The Agility Grand Champion (AGCH) recognizes dogs that show consistency and versatility across all classes of the AKC agility program.

To earn the AGCH title, the following number of qualifying scores must be earned at the highest level in each of these classes:

• Standard and Jumper with Weaves - 100
• Fast and Time 2 Beat - 75
• Premier Standard and Premier JWW - 50

These qualifying scores may be earned from either the Regular or Preferred classes or a combination of both these classes. Qualifying scores will be grandfathered.

Premier Classes

Regulations for Agility Trials - Chapter 11 - August 1, 2019

Section 1. Purpose.

These optional titling classes are designed to challenge dogs and handlers at an increased speed and skill level above those set for the Master level classes. Handlers/dogs will need to negotiate courses that require varied approach angles, spacing, and obstacle discriminations to be successful in these classes.

These classes are offered as separate titling tracks and are not part of the MACH/PACH Championships. Premier may be offered once per day as an additional class or classes. Clubs may, but are not required to offer Premier Standard and Premier Jumpers with Weaves on the same day.

Section 2. Eligibility

The Premier class has a single class level. Dogs Eligible to enter Novice, Open, Excellent or Master level classes may enter the Premier Class.

Section 3. Performance Standards

• Minimum allowable score required to qualify = 100.
• The course must be completed before the dog reaches the Maximum Course Time (MCT).
• Additional Non-Qualifying faults (beyond those listed in Chapter 5, Sections 5 and 6). Any Course Fault

Maximum Course Times (MCT)

Premier Standard

Regular:

• 55 seconds for the 20 and 24 inch Choice Regular jump heights.
• 60 seconds for the 16 and 24 inch Regular jump heights.
• 65 seconds for the 8 and 12 inch Regular jump heights.

Preferred:

• 60 seconds for 16 inch Preferred jump height.
• 65 seconds for 12 and 20 inch Preferred jump heights.
• 70 seconds for 4 and 8 inch Preferred jump heights.

Note: For timing purposes all Premier Standard classes may have timer set for MCT of 70 seconds.

Premier Jumpers With Weaves

Regular:

• 46 seconds for the 24 inch Regular jump height.
• 42 seconds for the 20 inch and 24 inch Choice Regular jump heights.
• 45 seconds for the 16 inch Regular jump height.
• 48 seconds for the 12 inch Regular jump height.
• 50 seconds for the 8 inch Regular jump heights

Preferred:

• 51 seconds for the 20 inch Preferred jump height.
• 47 seconds for the 16 inch Preferred jump height.
• 50 seconds for the 12 inch Preferred jump heights.
• 53 seconds for the 8 inch Preferred jump heights.
• 55 seconds for the 4 inch Preferred jump height.

Note: For timing purposes all Premier Jumpers With Weaves classes may have timer set for MCT of 55 seconds.

Minimum Obstacle Requirements:

• Quantity = 19-21
• Obstacles required, allowed, and not allowed will be the same as the Master level courses as noted in Chapter 6, Section 5 for Standard; and Chapter 7, Section 5 for Jumpers With Weaves, except that both classes will have a maximum of three tunnel passes and Standard will not have a table.
• In both classes the wall jump, as described in Chapter 3, Section 16, can be substituted for the panel jump or a spread jump, as long as the wall jump can be set for all heights

Section 4. Obstacle and Jump Positions.

Shall generally follow the requirements set forth in Chapter 4, Section 4, with the following exceptions:

• A Distance of 25 - 30 feet between two obstacles may be approved up to two times on a course.
• Distances of greater than 30 feet between obstacles may be approved to allow for turns between obstacles as necessary.
• There may be one bi-directional tunnel or bar/single bar jump on the course.

Section 5.

Approach Angles.

Shall generally follow what is stated in Chapter 4, Section 5, except as detailed in the AKC Agility Judges Guidelines for the Premier Class. Section 6.

Titles.

To earn the Premier Agility Dog (PAD), Premier Agility Dog Preferred (PADP), Premier Jumpers Dog (PJD) or Premier Jumpers Dog Preferred (PJDP) titles, a dog must earn 25 qualifying scores with five qualifying scores earned for placing in the top 25% of the dogs that competed in their jump height. Dogs that are absent or withdrawn will not count toward the number of dogs competing in the jump height. The 25% calculation will be rounded to determine the number of 25% placements in each jump height. In the case of a tie both dogs will receive the top 25% placement. If a class has two or three dogs competing, the 1st place dog will be awarded a top 25% placement qualifying score. If only one dog competes in the jump height, there will be no top 25% placement earned in that jump height.

AKC FAST Agility Class: Triple Q Excellent (TQX)

AKC Regulations for Agility Trials, Chapter 9

Triple Q Excellent = TQX
Requires the XF title. In order to acquire the Triple Q Excellent Title, a dog must receive 10 triple qualifying scores obtained from the Excellent B Standard Agility Class, the Excellent B Jumpers With Weaves Agility Class and the Excellent B FAST Agility Class on the same day.

Triple Q Excellent Preferred = TQXP
Requires the XFP title. In order to acquire the Triple Q Excellent Preferred Title, a dog must receive 10 triple qualifying scores from the Excellent B Standard Preferred Agility Class, the Excellent B Jumpers With Weaves Preferred Agility Class and the Excellent B FAST Preferred Agility Class on the same day.

Mon, Jul 20, 2009 4:15 pm
Subject: TQX question

"Triple Qs will be retroactive back to 1/01/07. 
They will not become effective until 1/01/10."
 
Andy Hartman
Director of Agility
American Kennel Club
aah@akc.org
919-816-3502

FAST Title Table

Regular Titling Classes	Preferred Titling Classes	Minimum Qs and Points	Scores Obtained From	Lower Level Title Required
NF - Novice FAST	NFP - Novice FAST P	3Qs and 50 points minimum	Novice FAST Classes	None
OF - Open FAST	OFP - Open FAST P	3Qs and 55 points minimum	Open FAST Classes	Novice FAST
XF - Excellent FAST	XFP - Excellent FAST P	3Qs and 60 points minimum	Excellent FAST "A" Classes	Open FAST
MXF - Master FAST Excellent	MFP - Master Excellent FAST P	10Qs and 60 points minimum	Excellent FAST "B" Classes	Excellent FAST "A"
MFB - Master Bronze FAST	MFBP -Master Bronze FAST P	25Qs and 60 points minimum	Excellent FAST "B" Classes	Excellent FAST "B"
MFS - Master Silver FAST	MFSP - Master Silver FAST P	50Qs and 60 points minimum	Excellent FAST "B" Classes	MFB - FAST Bronze
MFG - Master Gold FAST	MFGP - Master Gold FAST P	75Qs and 60 points minimum	Excellent FAST "B" Classes	MFS - FAST Silver
MFC - Master Century FAST	MFCP - Master Century FAST P	100Qs and 60 points minimum	Excellent FAST "B" Classes	MFG - FAST Gold

The number of points which must be accumulated in order to qualify differs according to level:
Novice = 50 points
Open = 55 points
Excellent = 60 points

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