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Hunt Test Catalog: Recording and Reporting Results to the AKC
Hunt Test Catalog: Recording and Reporting Results to the AKC

An easy way for HT Secretaries to record and submit test passes!

Updated over a week ago

This guide explains how to use the Catalog to record placements at your hunt test and submit them to the AKC.

When using the Catalog, there's no need for a printer or labels. Just print it ahead of time, mark the passing dogs within the catalog, get judges' signatures, and send it to the AKC! (Yes, it's allowed! Look in the rule book! πŸ˜€)

What is the Catalog?

The Catalog is a printable document that allows you to record dog passes for each stake in your test. It's organized in the same order as your bracing sheet and becomes available for printing once you finalize your Running Order.

Before Your Event Begins:

  • Locate the Catalog under "Manage Catalog" in your event administration page.

  • We recommend using the "One stake at a time" option when printing.

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Using the Catalog at Your Event:

  • The Catalog comes with instructions for easy reference during the test.

  • Mark the passing dogs in the designated boxes.

  • Record the number of starters, passes, and breeds entered.

  • Once passes are finalized, have judges sign the certification page for each stake and initial relevant pages. The secretary should also sign each certification page.

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Submitting Results to the AKC:

The Catalog is one of several documents you need to submit to the AKC. Refer to the article "Judges' book & Secretary report" for a complete list.

Alternative: Print On-Site Reports for Judges to Sign (Optional)

If you have a printer, laptop, and internet access at the event site, consider using PerfDog's "Hunt Test Report" feature. This lets you enter results electronically and print reports on-site for judge signatures, eliminating the need for pre-printed catalogs.

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