-AKC Aglility Course Test (ACT) -

American Kennel Club ACT 1 & 2 Agility Test
Link to Entry Form: ACT Entry Form

Date: Sunday, December 14, 2025
Time: First dog runs at 6:00 PM (arrive by 5:00 PM)
Location: Greater Racine Kennel Club, 6320 6 Mile Road, Racine, WI 53401
Entry Fee: $8 per run
Entry Limit: 50 runs
Entries Close: December 7, 2025 at 6:00 PM

How to Enter (open to dogs 15 months or older)

Entry forms must be complete - do not leave lines blank, if information is unknown (e.g., sire, dam, breeder, etc.), write “N/A”
Entries may be delivered in person or my mail to:
Mary Jane Trate
4323 E Studio Ln
Oak Creek, WI 53154
Entries will not be accepted by email or text
GRKC agility students may turn in entries during class through December 7
Dogs of unknown parentageof mixed breed should be listed as All American
No refunds after the closing date
Please review the AKC ACT Regulations before entering: RULES
Questions? Contact Mark Jane at mjtrate@gmail.com or speak with one ofthe GRKC agility instructors

- CDSP Obedience and WCRL Rally Trials -

Stay tuned for upcoming dates!
Premiums / Entry Forms will be posted here when available

AKC Temperament Test

Stay tuned for future dates. Premium/entry forms will be posted here when available

The AKC Temperament Test (ATT) was developed to bring focus and provide a meaningful evaluation to assess the temperament of our canine companions.

The ATT tests how a dog reacts to a variety of stimuli. Desirable traits are that the dog will be emotionally stable, inquisitive, cooperative, appropriately social for its breed, biddable and demonstrates the ability to recover from a startling situation in a reasonable amount of time.

Undesirable traits are fear, shyness, lack of cooperation and an inability to recover from unfamiliar or unexpected situations. Examples of undesirable behaviors include being afraid of friendly strangers or unfamiliar stimuli, obsessive barking, and aggression.

In the ATT, dogs are tested in 6 categories of stimuli that include:

Social
Auditory
Visual
Tactile
Proprioceptive (motion)
Unexpected stimulus

Learn more at https://www.akc.org/akctemptest/

AKC FETCH

Events: Details about our next Fetch event will be posted here when available

AKC Fetch is designed for all breeds.

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 also a memory component in Advanced and Retriever because a retrieving bumper or ball is dropped (or thrown) behind a blind where it cannot be seen.

For each of the four titles, the dog must pass the test twice under two different approved AKC Fetch judges.

Dogs who are at least 6 months of age are eligible to take the AKC Fetch test as long as they are registered or enrolled with AKC and have an AKC, PAL, or AKC Canine Partners number.

- The All-Breed AKC Conformation Shows -

Each year, the Greater Racine Kennel Club hosts one of the largest and nicest all-breed AKC Conformation Shows in the area. The show is held in early to mid August and draw dogs from across the country and Canada.

Join Cudahy Kennel Club and Greater Racine Kennel Club for four all-breed dog shows at the same site! We will also be offering Fast CAT, Scent Work, and a health clinic!

2025: AUGUST 7 - 10 | Thanks for a great show!

2026: Stay tuned for show dates!

Premium will be posted when available

Please contact Kim Lohman at (608)577-1560 or racinelohmankim@gmail.com with any questions or concerns.

Show Chairperson: Kimberly Lohman