ASCA Agility Titles
Keep your dog’s ASCA agility titles organized in one place, connected to the right dog and organization.
Built for ASCA agility and multi-venue dogs.
ASCA Agility Title Tracker
ASCA agility has its own rhythm, title paths, and championship goals. If your dog runs ASCA agility along with other venues, titles, legs, points, and ATCH progress can end up scattered across notes, spreadsheets, screenshots, and memory.
This ASCA agility title tracker helps you keep your dog’s ASCA agility progress organized in one place, from earned titles to current title goals, qualifying progress, points, and ATCH progress.
Track ASCA agility titles without losing the thread.
If you compete in more than one agility venue, you already know how quickly the details can blur together. One organization has one title path. Another has different classes, levels, points, or championship requirements. ASCA deserves more than a generic agility note.
ASCA agility has its own structure, and it can be hard to keep that progress clear if it is mixed in with AKC, CPE, UKI, NADAC, USDAA, or another venue’s record.
You do not have to treat ASCA like a random note in your phone or another tab in a spreadsheet.
The tracker keeps ASCA agility connected to the right dog, sport, organization, level, and title path, so ASCA has a real place in your dog’s title record.
Titles, legs, points, and ATCH progress
Keep ASCA agility progress easier to follow.
ASCA agility tracking is not just about remembering whether your dog qualified. You may be tracking earned titles, current title progress, qualifying runs, legs, points, class progress, level progress, and bigger goals like ATCH.
Legs and Qualifying Runs
Track legs and qualifying runs as your dog works through ASCA agility title paths and current goals.
Points
Add and follow points where they matter, especially when your dog is working toward larger ASCA agility goals.
Class and Level Progress
Keep progress easier to follow across supported ASCA agility classes, levels, and title paths.
ATCH Progress
For teams working toward an ASCA Agility Trial Champion title, the tracker helps keep championship progress easier to understand from the entries you add.
Multi-Venue Agility
If your dog also runs AKC, UKI, CPE, NADAC, USDAA, or other agility venues, you can keep ASCA progress organized without mixing it into the wrong title path.
Working toward an ATCH
Keep the championship pieces together.
Chasing an ASCA Agility Trial Champion title is exciting, but it can also be a lot to track. When a title path includes different classes, levels, legs, points, and requirements, it becomes harder to keep everything straight from memory.
The tracker helps keep ATCH progress connected to your dog’s ASCA agility entries, so you can see how the pieces are building over time instead of trying to piece the picture together after every trial.
Start with existing ASCA titles
Your dog’s tracker does not have to start empty.
If your dog already has ASCA agility titles, you can add them during setup instead of entering every past title manually.
Go to Add Titles, choose ASCA and Agility, then select the titles your dog has already earned. Those titles are added to your dog’s profile, so your tracker starts with your dog’s real ASCA agility history.
Start where your dog is now. Then keep building.
ASCA-only and multi-venue dogs
Helpful whether ASCA is the main venue or one of several.
Some teams focus mostly on ASCA agility. Others add ASCA alongside AKC, UKI, CPE, NADAC, USDAA, or other agility venues. Both situations can benefit from a dedicated ASCA agility title tracker.
If ASCA is your main venue, the tracker helps you keep that progress clear and organized. If ASCA is one of several venues your dog runs in, the tracker helps you keep ASCA progress from getting mixed into other agility records.
Either way, your dog’s title journey is easier to follow when each organization has its own place and ASCA progress is not buried inside another agility record.
ASCA title tracking beyond agility
ASCA offers more than agility.
This page is focused on ASCA agility, but as more title paths are added and supported, the tracker can also help organize ASCA titles in other areas.
ASCA Obedience
ASCA Rally
ASCA Scent Detection
ASCA Stockdog
ASCA Tracking
ASCA Dock Jumping
ASCA Conformation
Ready to track ASCA agility progress in one place?
Start with the titles your dog already has, then add new progress as your dog earns it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an ASCA agility title tracker?
An ASCA agility title tracker is a tool that helps you organize your dog’s ASCA agility titles, legs, points, title progress, and bigger goals like ATCH progress in one place.
Can I track ASCA agility titles?
Yes. You can keep ASCA agility titles organized in your dog’s profile and add progress as your dog earns it.
Can I import ASCA titles my dog already has?
Yes. Use Add Titles, choose ASCA and Agility, then select the titles your dog has already earned. Those titles will be added to your dog’s profile.
Can I track ASCA ATCH progress?
Yes. For supported ASCA agility championship progress, the tracker helps organize the pieces from the entries you add.
Can I use this if my dog competes in ASCA and AKC agility?
Yes. The tracker is built for dogs who compete in one organization or several. You can keep ASCA progress separate from AKC, UKI, CPE, NADAC, USDAA, or other agility venues.
Can I use this if ASCA is my dog’s only agility venue?
Yes. The tracker works well for one dog in one sport, including a dog focused only on ASCA agility.
Does this replace official ASCA records?
No. This is an independent tracking tool for personal organization. You should always verify official titles, points, awards, eligibility, and records directly with ASCA.
Can I track other ASCA sports?
The tracker is built to keep growing. As more title paths are added or supported, it can help organize ASCA titles beyond agility, including sports like obedience, rally, scent detection, stockdog, tracking, dock jumping, conformation, and other ASCA programs where supported.
Is this an official ASCA tool?
No. Happy Dog League Title Tracker is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially connected to ASCA.
Can I use the tracker for other dog sports too?
Yes. The tracker is built for multiple dog sports and organizations, with more support being added over time.