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Havanese Championship Points and Majors by State

How many Havanese dogs and bitches do you need for each championship point, and for a major? Pick the state where the show is held, or read the full AKC schedule below.

The point schedule follows the show's location, not where you live.

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Havanese majors at a glance

Havanese point schedule by state (2026)

The number of Havaneses competing (shown in the regular classes, of one sex) needed for each number of points. Three or more points is a major.

Dogs (males)

Havanese dogs needed for 1 to 5 championship points, by AKC division
Where the show is1 pt2 pts3 ptsmajor4 pts5 pts
Division 1Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont23456
Division 2Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania23456
Division 3District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia23456
Division 4Florida, Georgia, South Carolina23456
Division 5Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio23457
Division 6Colorado, Nevada, Utah23456
Division 7Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas23456
Division 8Oregon, Washington23457
Division 9Arizona, California23456
Division 10Alaska23456
Division 11Hawaii23456
Division 12Mexico, Puerto Rico23456
Division 13Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming23456
Division 14Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee23457
Division 15Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin23456

Bitches (females)

Havanese bitches needed for 1 to 5 championship points, by AKC division
Where the show is1 pt2 pts3 ptsmajor4 pts5 pts
Division 1Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont24569
Division 2Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania24567
Division 3District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia257810
Division 4Florida, Georgia, South Carolina24568
Division 5Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio23457
Division 6Colorado, Nevada, Utah24567
Division 7Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas23456
Division 8Oregon, Washington258910
Division 9Arizona, California23456
Division 10Alaska23456
Division 11Hawaii23456
Division 12Mexico, Puerto Rico23456
Division 13Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming24567
Division 14Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee24567
Division 15Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Wisconsin23456

Source: AKC Schedule of Points, effective May 12, 2026. Best of Breed and Best of Opposite Sex wins can count more dogs; the championship points calculator works those out.

How to use this schedule

  1. Count the Havaneses of your dog's sex that actually competed in the regular classes (absent dogs do not count).
  2. Find the show's state in the table. The highest column your count reaches is the number of points Winners earned.
  3. Three points or more is a major. A Champion needs two majors under two different judges.
  4. Saving your wins in the championship progress tracker shows how close your dog is to the title.

Common questions

How many Havaneses make a major?

A major is a win worth 3 or more points. Under the AKC 2026 schedule a Havanese needs 4 dogs or 4 to 8 bitches in competition for 3 points, depending on the AKC division where the show is held. Pick the state on this page for the exact number.

Where is a Havanese major easiest to get?

For dogs, in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, Delaware, New Jersey and 45 more (4 dogs). For bitches, in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona and 10 more (4 bitches). The numbers follow where the show is held, not where you live.

When does the Havanese point schedule change?

Every May. The schedule on this page is the AKC Schedule of Points effective May 12, 2026. Points are counted with the schedule in force on the day of the show.

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