AKC Titles which Labrador retrievers may earn

Titles Appearing Before a Dog's Name

CH Conformation Champion
FC Field Champion (Field Trial/Lure Coursing)
AFC Amateur Field Champion
NAFC National Amateur Field Champion
NFC National Field Champion
NOC National Obedience Champion
OTCH Obedience Trial Champion
DC Dual Champion (CH & FC)
TC Triple Champion (CH, FC & OTCH)
CT Champion Tracker
MACH Master Agility Champion

Titles Appearing After a Dog's Name

CD Companion Dog
CDX Companion Dog Excellent
UD Utility Dog
UDX Utility Dog Excellent
TD Tracking Dog
TDX Tracking Dog Excellent
VST Variable Surface Tracker
JH Junior Hunter
SH Senior Hunter
MH Master Hunter
NA Novice Agility
OA Open Agility
AX Agility Excellent
MX Master Agility
NAJ Novice jumpers
OAJ Open jumpers
AXJ Excellent jumpers
MXJ Master jumpers
NAP Novice Agility - Preferred
OAP Open Agility - Preferred
NJP Novice Jumpers- Preferred
OJP Open Jumpers - Preferred
MXP Master Agility Excellent - Preferred
MJP Master Excellent Jumpers - Preferred
VCD1 Versatile Companion Dog 1 (CD+TD+NA+NAJ)
VCD2 Versatile Companion Dog 2 (CDX+TD+OA+OAJ)
VCD3 Versatile Companion Dog 3 (UD+TDX+AX+AXJ)
VCD4 Versatile Companion Dog 4 (UDX+VST+MX+MXJ)
RN Rally Novice
RA Rally Advanced
RE Rally Excellent
RAE Rally Advanced Excellent

he Labrador Retriever Club, Inc., is the single organization officially recognized by the American Kennel Club as the national parent club of the Labrador Retriever. The Labrador Retriever Club, Inc., was incorporated in October 1931, in the state of New York, and is not affiliated with any other association titled or claiming to be the National Labrador Retriever Club.


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