Free AKC points calculators for dog show people
Your dog's championship points, figured out.
Count AKC championship points, see if it was a major, and know exactly what your dog needs to finish - for conformation, Fast CAT, agility, rally and obedience. Straight answers, the AKC rules behind them, no sign-up.
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Why I built AKCcalc.com
Every time I wanted to know how many points my dog needed for a championship, I ended up searching the web - and kept finding different answers, buried in long articles and PDFs.
So I built the calculator I wanted: one that gets to the point. Type in what happened at the show and it tells you the points, whether it was a major and what is left to finish. Then it explains the AKC rules behind the answer, so championship showing makes sense instead of being a guessing game.
What you can do here
Count the points from a show
Winners, Best of Winners, Best of Breed, Best of Opposite Sex and Group wins - with majors called out.
Know how many dogs make a major
Know how many dogs make a majorEvery breed's 2026 AKC point schedule for every state. Pick your breed and state and the calculators fill it in for you.
Track the road to Champion
Track the road to ChampionSave each win and see your points, majors and judges add up to Champion and Grand Champion, Bronze to Platinum.
Plan this weekend
Plan this weekend"Planning ahead?" on each calculator says what you need per show or per run to reach any goal, counting what you already saved.
Follow every title
Follow every titleFast CAT, agility MACH, rally RACH, obedience OTCH and OM, plus a tracker for rally, scent work, tracking, herding and more.
Print a certificate
Print a certificateTurn your dog's results into a dated certificate to print and frame - with a confetti celebration when a title is reached.
New to AKC dog shows and dog sports? Start here
Every AKC sport has its own words, numbers and rules. These guides explain the parts that confuse almost everyone at first - in plain English, with the AKC rule behind each one.
What do all those letters mean?
What do all those letters mean?CH, GCHB, MACH, RACH, UDX, CAX, FCAT... every AKC title and show-ring word from A to Z, with what it takes to earn it.
Test yourself on counting points
Test yourself on counting pointsTwelve practice questions from a judge's sheet - Winners, Best of Breed, Best of Winners and the Group - with the answer and the rule.
How the rankings work
How the rankings workGrand Championship, Owner-Handled, Breed and All-Breed rankings: what each one counts, and why "number one" means different things.
How many dogs make a major?
Every breed's AKC point schedule for every state, so you know before you enter whether a show can be a major.
AKC years and cut-off dates
Titles never reset, but rankings, national events and the point schedule each run on their own AKC year. The dates, with sources.
More than one dog?
More than one dog?Give each dog a profile, with a photo, and every calculator keeps its points, runs and wins apart.
Points or Qs? The one idea behind every AKC title
Almost every AKC title is earned one of two ways. Qualifying scores (Qs) are passing runs or tests - most performance titles need a set number of them, like 3 for a Rally Novice or 10 for a Master Agility title. Points depend on how well the dog did and how many dogs it beat - championships, MACH, RACH, OTCH and Fast CAT titles add points up to a goal. Some titles need both: a MACH needs 750 points AND 20 Double Qs.
Points and Qs never expire, and AKC titles stay on the dog's record for life. Find your sport in every calculator, or count any title in the Dog Sports Title Tracker.
Performance sports too
Fast CAT points and speed
Agility MACH points
Rally RACH points
Obedience OTCH and OMPrivate by design
Private by designNo account and no sign-up. Everything you save stays in your own browser, and you can save a backup any time.
More than one dog?
Add a profile for each dog, with a photo, and every calculator keeps their points apart.
Made for ringside
Made for ringsideLarge text and big buttons that are easy to tap on a phone, even with a show lead in your other hand.
Common questions
Are these AKC calculators free?
Yes. Every calculator on AKCcalc.com is free to use, with no sign-up and no account. Anything you save stays in your own web browser on your own device.
Is AKCcalc.com part of the American Kennel Club?
No. AKCcalc.com is an independent site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Kennel Club. The calculators follow the published AKC counting rules, but your official AKC records always have the final word.
Where do I find the point schedule for my breed?
The AKC publishes a schedule of points for every breed, sex and division. Look up the state where the show was held, then your breed, and copy the number of dogs needed for 1 through 5 points into the calculator.
Do the calculators work on a phone?
Yes. Every page is built for phones and tablets first, with large buttons and large text, so you can check points right at the show ring.
Can I print a certificate of my dog's points?
Yes. The points calculators and trackers can create a dated, printable PDF certificate with your dog's name, the results and a certificate number. It records what you entered and is not an official AKC document.
Ready to count some points?
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