NOTE 1: The AKC OTCh is much different and more difficult to achieve than the Canadian
(CKC) OTCh. The CKC OTCh is equivalent to getting a Canadian UD. In other words the CKC UD
= CKC OTCh. NOTE 2: There are no combined titles for dogs with UDX and other tracking
titles.
NOTE 3: The Champion Tracker title is not a competitively earned title and does
not figure into Dual or Triple Champion titles. (The OTCH can be the third CH in a Triple,
though.)
- AFC
- Amateur Field Champion, (prefix)
(must be owner handled)
- CFC
- Canadian Field Champion, (prefix)
- CAFC
- Canadian Amateur Field Champion, (prefix)
- FC
- Field champion, (prefix)
(can be professional handler, open class)
- FD
- Field Dog (pointing, CKC)
- FDJ
- Field Dog Junior (pointing, CKC)
- FDX
- Field Dog Excellent (pointing, CKC)
- NFC
- National Field Champion, (prefix)
- GMHR
- Grand Master Hunting Retriever (NAHRA)
- JH
- Junior Hunter (AKC)
- SH
- Senior Hunter (AKC)
- SR
- Started Retriever (NAHRA)
- MH
- Master Hunter (AKC)
- MHR
- Master Hunting Retriever (NAHRA)
- WR
- Working Retriever (NAHRA)
NAHRA titles incomplete, need UKC/HRC titles too.
- WC
- Working Certificate
- WCX
- Working Certificate Excellent
- CGC
- Canine Good Citizen Certificate
- CH
- Champion (prefix)
- TD
- Therapy Dog
- TDI
- Therapy Dog International
- TT
- Temperment Tested by ATTS (or other official organizations)
- ACVO
- American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists
- CERF
- Canine Eye Registry Foundation
- HD
- Hip Displasia (sometimes CHD)
- ILP
- AKC Indefinite Listing Privilege for unpapered purebreds
- LP
- UKC's Listing Privilege for unpapered purebreds/mixed breeds
- OFA
- Orthopedic Foundation for Animals