K9 Kup

K9 Kup 2025

For Returning Players, what's new for 2025:

Maximum 15 teams, maximum 8 members per team.
FEO runs are allowed. AAC rules followed. FEO runs do not count for the team's score.
BIS are allowed, must follow rules in the Rules Document below.
Dogs must be a minimum of 12 months at the time for the June event to participate.
Dogs with any AAC Advanced or Masters level titles are not allowed to participate.
K9 Kup "Q"s - in addition to team scores, individual scores will be posted after each class. Q ribbons will be available for individual dogs who earned a Q under K9 Kup scoring rules (see the Scoring Document below).
Team results will be available immediately at the end of each event, and ribbons will be awarded at the end of the day for the top teams in each class, and the top overall team, at each event (in addition to the end of season final results).

K9 Kup Mission Statement:

K9 Kup is to be a learning experience for:

1) Handlers
2) Dogs
3) Volunteers (Timers, scribes, gatekeepers, etc.)
4) Judges

To provide the participants, human and canine, with an AAC Starters trial-like experience.

To promote an expectation of fun and good sportsmanship, with a focus on learning not winning. K9 Kup is rooted in the values of the AAC.

To encourage responsible dog ownership and safe participation, and to educate the public on the sport of agility, as rooted in the Paws4Fun mission statement.

Paws4Fun Mission Statement:

The purpose of the Club is to promote the competitive and recreational sport of canine agility through training, demonstrations, fun matches, social events, and sanctioned trials; to encourage responsible dog ownership and safe participation; and to educate the public on the sport of agility.

K9 Kup 2025

EVENT DATES:

June 29, July 27, Aug 31, Sept 21