CPE Agility Titles
Keep earned CPE agility titles connected to the right dog, organization, class, level, and title path.
Built for CPE agility Qs, classes, levels, and title goals.
CPE agility gives teams a lot to enjoy: multiple classes, level progression, qualifying runs, title goals, and bigger long-term achievements. That flexibility is part of what makes CPE fun, but it also means the tracking can get detailed fast.
This CPE agility title tracker gives your dog’s CPE progress one organized place, so Qs, titles, levels, C-ATCH progress, C-ATE goals, and existing earned titles are easier to follow without juggling forms.


CPE competitors already understand why tracking matters. A single dog may be building progress across several classes and levels at the same time, while also working toward earned titles and larger CPE goals.
A printed CPE Q tracking sheet can help, and a spreadsheet can work for a while. But if you are updating progress after each trial, it is easier when each entry stays tied to the right dog, organization, sport, title path, and goal.
Instead of rebuilding the picture from forms, you can keep building one organized CPE agility record.
Your dog may be moving through levels, earning Qs in different classes, building title progress, and working toward C-ATCH or C-ATE style goals. The tracker helps keep those pieces easier to follow from the entries you add.
Keep earned CPE agility titles connected to the right dog, organization, class, level, and title path.
Track qualifying runs as your dog builds progress across CPE classes and levels instead of rebuilding totals later.
For teams working toward larger CPE goals like C-ATCH or C-ATE, the tracker helps keep the moving pieces easier to follow.
Start with existing CPE titles
If your dog already has CPE agility titles, your tracker does not have to begin at zero. Start with earned titles and current progress, then keep adding new Qs, class progress, and level progress as your dog earns them.
That gives you a cleaner CPE record before you begin tracking the next level, class, or bigger goal.
CPE-only and multi-venue dogs
Some teams focus mostly on CPE agility. Others run CPE alongside AKC, UKI, ASCA, NADAC, USDAA, or other agility venues.
Either way, CPE deserves its own place. The tracker keeps CPE progress connected to the CPE organization and title paths instead of mixing it into another venue’s record.
Online alternative to CPE Q tracking forms
CPE’s downloadable Q tracking forms are useful because they match how CPE competitors think about progress: Qs, classes, levels, and bigger goals. But paper or spreadsheet tracking can still become hard to keep current once you are updating multiple dogs, classes, or goal paths.
An online CPE agility title tracker gives you a cleaner place to keep the same kind of information, update it after each event, and see your dog’s current progress without hunting through files.
The goal is not to make CPE tracking more complicated. It is to keep the CPE details organized enough that you can see what comes next.
Keep CPE agility Qs, levels, titles, C-ATCH progress, C-ATE goals, and other CPE milestones organized in one dog title tracker.
A CPE agility title tracker is a tool that helps you organize your dog’s CPE agility Qs, titles, levels, classes, and progress in one place.
Yes. You can add CPE agility qualifying runs and keep them connected to your dog’s title progress.
Yes. You can keep earned CPE agility titles organized in your dog’s profile and continue adding progress as your dog earns it.
For supported CPE championship-style goals, the tracker helps organize the Qs, classes, levels, points, and title progress from the entries you add.
Yes. You can start from your dog’s existing CPE agility history by adding earned titles first, then continuing with new Qs and progress.
Yes. If you are using downloadable CPE Q tracking forms, spreadsheets, notes, or screenshots, this gives you an online place to keep your dog’s CPE agility progress organized.
Yes. The tracker is built for dogs who compete in one venue or several, so you can keep CPE agility progress separate from AKC, ASCA, UKI, and other agility records.
No. Happy Dog League Title Tracker is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially connected to CPE or Canine Performance Events. Always verify official titles, Qs, awards, eligibility, and records directly with CPE.
Yes. The tracker is built for multiple dog sports and organizations, with more support being added over time.