AKC Fetch is a pass-fail noncompetitive test. The four levels of titles (Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, and Retriever) assess the ability of the dog to...

AKC Fetch is a fun AKC Family Dog program in which dogs can earn four levels of AKC titles by demonstrating retrieving skills. Below is a breakdown of each title offered and a quick overview...

To find a Fetch judge be sure to select the correct competition type found in the drop down. The *four parts below are also part of the online training and test found in the AKC Canine College....

AKC Fetch provides a form of exercise for dogs and their owners. Dogs learn new skills and many handlers will learn to teach a skill (i.e., retrieving) they have not previously taught....

The objective of AKC Fetch is to teach dogs to reliably chase and return an item. There are four levels in this sport - novice, intermediate, advanced, and retriever - which test the dogs' retrieval skills, similar to those found in competitive obedience and hunting dog trials.

The American Kennel Club has launched a program called AKC Fetch for dog owners to be able to earn titles according to their dog’s ability to retrieve. It’s a fun, multi-level program, that showcases a dog’s ability to bring back a ball or a bumper.

AKC Fetch is a pass-fail noncompetitive test. The four levels of titles (Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, and Retriever) assess the ability of the dog. to retrieve. In the Advanced and Retriever levels, the dog must respond correctly to signals. There is …

AKC’s Fetch titling program provides an activity within the AKC Family Dog for fun activities for dogs and their owners. Building on the dog’s natural abilities, Fetch will involve teaching and practicing new and different levels of skills. Fetch has four levels of titles: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced and Retriever.

AKC Fetch is an official AKC event. CGC Evaluators are eligible to become judges for AKC Fetch and host Fetch test events if they successfully complete the online training for AKC Fetch […]

The AKC Fetch Test is a pass/fail, non-competitive test with four levels: Novice, Intermediate, Advanced and Retriever. For each level, a dog must pass the test twice under two different judges to earn a title. Any dog six months of age or over, with an AKC, ILP/PAL or Canine Partners number, and who is otherwise eligible may participate.