How to get your dog’s free AKC Points Progression report

The report is a plain page with your dog’s registered name at the top and a block for each sport. For agility it lists every title with the number of qualifying scores and the number of different judges. Championships get their own lines, so Moose’s report shows his MACH progress as 17 double Qs and 718 points, and his Fast CAT section shows the points he has toward each title.

Each sport also has a line that says “Awards Processed Through” and a date. That date matters more than it looks. When I pulled Moose’s report on October 6, 2026, agility was processed through September 18 and Fast CAT through September 11, so anything he ran after those dates wasn’t in there yet. If last weekend’s Q is missing, that’s usually why.

You need an AKC account, which is free, and you need your email open in another tab. Every time you sign in, AKC emails you a verification code and waits for you to type it in. If you’re on your own computer, check the “Remember this computer” box on that screen and it should stop asking.

There are two paths to the same report, and both work on a computer or a phone. Use whichever one you find first.

Start from your own AKC account

1. Sign in at akc.org, click your name at the top, and choose My AKC.
2. Click Manage Dogs.
3. Click your dog’s name. It can look like nothing happened, but the dog’s record has opened further down the same page, so scroll down to find it.
4. Open the Titles & Points tab. Your dog’s points are already showing here.
5. Click Printer Friendly Page to open the report on its own, without the menus around it. On a phone you may need to scroll to the right to see the link.

Or start from the AKC Shop

The Shop page offers two report types. Free Points Progression costs nothing, and the AKC Points & Awards Report is a paid report that costs $13.00. If you see $13.00 when the page opens, that only means the paid report is the one selected.

1. Go to the AKC Points Progression page in the AKC Shop and sign in.
2. Under Report Type, click Free Points Progression, and the price shows $0.00.
3. Pick your dog under Choose a Dog from Search History. If your dog isn’t in the list, use the Search a Dog link right below it.
4. Click View Points & Summary.

Either way, the report opens in a new window. If nothing seems to happen after that last click, check whether your browser blocked a pop-up.

Once the report is open, you can keep it as a PDF or as screenshots, and the import reads both.

The import is part of adding a new dog, so it’s the quickest way to start with your dog’s real history already in place.

1. On your dashboard, choose Add New Dog and fill in your dog’s details.
2. When it asks whether your dog has completed titles, say yes, pick AKC, and choose Auto import.
3. Add your file with Choose PDF File or Choose Screenshots. You can also drag the file in or paste it.
4. Look over the preview. It lists the titles the tracker found, both the finished ones and the ones still in progress, and nothing is added to your dog until you confirm.
5. Click Finish, and your dog starts with the titles already earned and the championship progress from the report.

If the preview has a line that says “Skipped (not in catalog)” with a few title letters after it, don’t worry. Those are titles the tracker doesn’t cover yet, and everything else on your report still comes in. We are working on adding all of the AKC dog sports, and it takes time to get each one right.

We keep the file you upload for 90 days in case an import needs fixing, and then it’s deleted.

“No text found in this PDF.” The file is a picture of the report, which happens when it was scanned or photographed. Go back to the report, use Print and Save as PDF, and upload that one. Screenshots work too.

Some titles are missing from the preview. With screenshots, a row that got cut off between two pictures can’t be read. Take them again with a little overlap so every line appears whole at least once.

A recent trial isn’t there. Check the “Awards Processed Through” date for that sport. If the trial was after it, AKC hasn’t added it yet, and you can enter those runs yourself once your dog is set up.