AKC CGC and Trick Dog Tests

WHAT TESTS ARE OFFERED?
    • AKC Canine Good Citizen Test (CGC)
    • AKC Community Canine Test (CGCA)
    • AKC Trick Dog Tests
        • Novice Trick Dog (TKN)
        • Intermediate Trick Dog (TKI)
        • Advanced Trick Dog (TKA)
        • Trick Dog Performer (TKP)
        • Trick Dog Elite Performer (TKE)
TEST DATES & TIMES
    • 2025: April 27 and Sept 21
    • 2026: Dates will be similar
    • All dates are Sundays — from Noon until all tests are completed.
    • Online Entries OPEN:
        • March 1st for the APRIL TESTS
        • August 1st for the SEPTEMBER TESTS
    • Online Entries CLOSE — at NOON on the WEDNESDAY prior to the Test. 
TEST ENTRY FORM & PAYMENT LINK
TEST FEES
    • MEMBERS: 1st Test $15, each additional test $5, same dog
    • NON-Members: 1st Test $20, each additional test $5, same dog
    • You may enter multiple tests with each dog.
    • EACH dog requires a separate entry form.
RUNNING ORDER
    • Running Order
      • Posted by noon the day before the test.
      • Each test takes approximately 15 minutes.
      • Please note: Your CGC EVALUATION actually begins the moment you enter the building.
      • ALL Rings will be running simultaneously.
          • Talk to your ring steward if you think you might have a conflict.  We will accommodate you.  Everyone will have time to do their tests — no one will be hurried.  
QUESTIONS
INFO on Specific Tests
    • IMPORTANT NOTICE: AKC Testing is just like an AKC Trial — you are being evaluated the moment you enter the building.  This applies to BOTH CGC Tests and Trick Dog Tests.
ARE YOU NEW TO NOCI?
    • The building has a long row of blue awnings in the front.  Parking and the main entrance are in back of the building.
        • The potty area is at the BACK of the parking lot in the large grassy field. At the lighted pole there are poop bags and a garbage can. You are required to pick up after your dog.  Please!
    • Upon entering the NOCI grounds and building:
        • No extended Flexi-type leashes outside or indoors. 
        • Keep your dog within 2 feet of you and under control at all times.  Pay attention to what your dog is looking at.  Do not let your dog lock eyes with or stare at another dog. Instead, interrupt your dog and redirect him to focus his attention on you.
    • Make sure your dog has a good time.  🙂