AKC COURSING ABILITY TEST
The Coursing Ability Test (CAT) is an introductory event fashioned after the sport of lure coursing. It tests a dog’s basic coursing instinct or hunting-by-sight ability. The dog chases an artificial lure, and the test is a non-competitive pass/fail event with dogs run one at a time. To pass the test, a dog running alone must pursue a lure, completing the course with enthusiasm and without interruption within a given time. Most dogs will happily go after the lure! The CAT provides a lively and healthy activity attractive to many dog owners.
Open to all dogs (purebred and mixed) at least 12 months of age that are individually registered with the AKC, recorded in the FSS program, dogs with PAL numbers or dogs enrolled in the AKC Canine Partners program. Females in season may not enter. A dog may enter only once per event. (An event is defined by an event number.)
Open to all dogs (purebred and mixed) at least 12 months of age that are individually registered with the AKC, recorded in the FSS program, dogs with PAL numbers or dogs enrolled in the AKC Canine Partners program. Females in season may not enter. A dog may enter only once per event. (An event is defined by an event number.)
Upcoming Trial Dates
SEPTEMBER 19-20, 2020 and OCTOBER 3-4, 2020 at MEDINA KENNEL CLUB Premium attached here: mkc_september_cat_premium_v.3_4853-2178-1960_v.3.pdf
SEPTEMBER 19-20, 2020 and OCTOBER 3-4, 2020 at MEDINA KENNEL CLUB Premium attached here: mkc_september_cat_premium_v.3_4853-2178-1960_v.3.pdf