USDAA Agility Titles
Keep earned USDAA titles connected to the right dog, organization, program, class, and title path.
USDAA agility gives teams a lot to follow, especially when your dog is working through different classes, programs, qualifying requirements, Performance paths, or championship goals.
With our title tracker, you can keep USDAA progress organized separately from your dog’s other agility records, while still seeing it as part of the bigger title journey.
USDAA has its own structure, title paths, and progress details. If those records live in the same spreadsheet tab as AKC, UKI, CPE, or ASCA, it can get hard to see where your dog actually stands.
A dedicated USDAA title tracker gives that progress its own place while still keeping it connected to your dog’s broader agility journey.
Keep USDAA titles, classes, program progress, championship goals, and Performance title progress easier to follow.
Track USDAA progress by dog, organization, program, class, and title path, including championship goals and Performance progress where supported.
Keep earned USDAA titles connected to the right dog, organization, program, class, and title path.
Track USDAA progress across multiple agility classes without mixing the details into one generic note.
For supported championship paths, keep the pieces of USDAA championship progress easier to follow.
Keep Performance title progress separate from Championship program progress where supported.
Add new qualifying progress as your dog earns it and see what still needs work.
Track USDAA alongside AKC, UKI, CPE, ASCA, NADAC, or other agility organizations.
Championship and Performance paths
USDAA teams may be working through Championship program titles, Performance titles, or other title paths. Each path can have its own details, and those details matter when you are trying to understand what comes next.
For supported paths, the tracker helps keep progress organized around the right program and goal, so you are not trying to reconstruct it from a trial weekend, spreadsheet, or memory.
Start with existing USDAA titles
If your dog already has USDAA agility titles, your tracker does not have to start from zero. Add earned titles and current progress, then keep adding new results as your dog earns them.
From there, each new USDAA result can stay connected to the right class, program, and title goal.
Some teams focus on USDAA agility. Others run USDAA alongside AKC, UKI, CPE, ASCA, NADAC, or other agility venues, while also tracking sports like rally, obedience, Fast CAT, scent work, dock diving, or barn hunt.
Either way, USDAA deserves its own place. The tracker keeps USDAA progress connected to USDAA title paths instead of mixing it into another venue’s record or your dog’s progress in a different sport.
Keep USDAA titles, classes, championship goals, Performance progress, and other USDAA milestones organized in one dog title tracker.
A USDAA agility title tracker is a tool that helps you organize your dog’s USDAA agility titles, classes, program progress, championship goals, performance titles, and title progress in one place.
Yes. You can keep USDAA agility titles organized by dog, organization, sport, program, class, and title path where supported.
Yes. USDAA progress can involve multiple classes, so the tracker is built to help keep those details connected to the right title path instead of scattering them across notes or spreadsheets.
For supported USDAA championship goals, the tracker helps organize the qualifying progress, classes, and title requirements that matter for your dog’s current path.
Where supported, you can keep USDAA Performance title progress separate from Championship program progress so the two paths do not get mixed together.
Yes. Start with the USDAA titles your dog has already earned, add current progress where needed, and then keep tracking new results going forward.
Yes. The tracker is built for dogs who compete in one agility venue or several, so you can keep USDAA progress separate from AKC, UKI, CPE, ASCA, 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 USDAA or any other dog sport organization.
No. This is a personal tracking tool. Always verify official titles, qualifying scores, awards, eligibility, and records directly with the appropriate organization.