Enter the time
Once your dog’s Fast CAT time is posted, add the run to the tracker.
Know how close your dog is to the next Fast CAT title.
Fast CAT is simple in the best way: your dog runs, the time is recorded, and everyone wants to know how fast they went.
Then comes the part that is not always as simple. You have to calculate the points, remember the handicap, add the new points, and figure out whether your dog earned BCAT, DCAT, FCAT, or another FCAT number that day.
This Fast CAT title tracker helps you keep points and title progress organized, so you can see where your dog stands without rebuilding the math every time.
Close to a title
Fast CAT title tracking can feel easy until your dog is close to a title. If your dog is one run, two runs, or even one point away, suddenly every decimal feels important.
Did that run finish BCAT?
Are we getting close to DCAT?
How far are we from FCAT?
Did this run push us to the next FCAT number?
That is where notes, screenshots, and memory can get messy. A Fast CAT title tracker gives you a cleaner way to keep the math and progress together.
Once your dog’s Fast CAT time is posted, enter it into the tracker and let the points fall into place.
Once your dog’s Fast CAT time is posted, add the run to the tracker.
Use the Fast CAT calculator to estimate the points from the run without hunting for a formula.
Keep the new points connected to BCAT, DCAT, FCAT, and additional FCAT number goals.
Why points get messy
Your dog’s time has to be converted into miles per hour. Then that number is adjusted by the correct handicap. Then those points need to be added to your dog’s existing total and compared against the next title milestone.
If you are running more than one dog, it gets even more confusing. One dog might be close to BCAT, another might be working toward DCAT, and another might be adding points toward FCAT2 or FCAT3.
Run result
The run points stay connected to the title total, so the next milestone is easier to see.
Start where you are
Your dog’s tracker does not have to start at zero. If your dog already has Fast CAT points or titles, you can start from where they are now.
Add the titles and progress your dog already has, then continue tracking new points as they earn them.
Ready to stop guessing how close your dog is?
Calculate the points, add them to your dog’s tracker, and see whether your dog is working toward BCAT, DCAT, FCAT, or the next FCAT number.
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A Fast CAT title tracker helps you keep your dog’s Fast CAT points, title progress, and milestones organized in one place.
Yes. You can use the Fast CAT calculator to estimate your dog’s points from a run, then add those points to your dog’s tracker.
You can track progress toward BCAT, DCAT, FCAT, and additional FCAT number titles as your dog continues earning points.
AKC Fast CAT titles are earned by accumulating points. BCAT is earned at 150 points, DCAT at 500 points, and FCAT at 1,000 points. Additional FCAT numbers are earned every 500 points after FCAT. Always verify official title and point information with AKC.
Yes. You can create a profile for each dog, which is helpful if you have multiple dogs running Fast CAT.
You can start with the points and titles your dog already has, then continue adding new points as your dog earns them.
Yes. If you are using a spreadsheet, notes app, or screenshots to track Fast CAT points, the tracker gives you one organized place to keep your dog’s point total and title progress.
No. Happy Dog League Title Tracker is an independent tracking tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially connected to AKC. Always verify official points, titles, awards, eligibility, and records directly with AKC.
Yes. The dog title tracker is built for multiple dog sports and organizations, so you can track Fast CAT along with other title progress.
More than one sport
Many Fast CAT dogs also do agility, dock diving, rally, scent work, barn hunt, obedience, or another sport.
This tracker keeps Fast CAT points and titles in the same account as your dog’s bigger sport record, so you can see the whole journey in one place.