This gallery on the ACCC website is a 'work in progress', at the present time. Further information and photos will be added, as they become available. We are missing some photos of the dogs in the various categories. All of us would like to see photos of these dogs, that have received these special awards. It would really be appreciated, if the owners of these dogs would provide us with a photo of their 'special' crested. For specific information on whom to contact regarding these missing photos, please contact Phyllis Lane at Email

The Hall of Fame information and statistics are made possible by Jackie Miller and her committee.

 

Sire of Merit
To be honored with the 'SIRE OF MERIT' award, the dog must have produced a minimum of six(6) progeny that have become AKC champions. This album is not yet active.

Dam of Merit
To be honored with the 'DAM OF MERIT' award, the bitch must have produced a minimum of five(5) progeny that have become AKC champions. This Album is not yet active.

Sire of Distinction
To be honored with the 'SIRE OF DISTINCTION' award, the dog must have produced a minimum of sixteen(16) progeny that have become AKC champions.

Dam of Distinction
To be honored with the 'DAM OF DISTINCTION' award, the bitch must have produced a minimum of twelve(12) progeny that have become AKC champions.

Obedience Champion
To be honored with the 'OBEDIENCE TRIAL CHAMPION' (OTCH) award, the dog must have won a total of 100 points. Obedience Trial Championship points will be recorded for dogs that have earned the Utility Dog title. These points will be recorded for those dogs that have earned a first, second, third or fourth place ribbon competing in the Open B or Utility B Class, according to the schedule of points established by the AKC Board of Directors.

Agility Champion To be honored with the 'MASTER AGILITY CHAMPION' (MACH) award, a dog must exhibit superior performance on the Agility course. Speed and consistency are the two major qualities denoting "superior performance" and therefore they are the basis for the MASTER AGILITY CHAMPIONSHIP program. In order to acquire the MASTER AGILITY CHAMPIONSHIP title, a dog must achieve a minimum of 750 championship points and 20 double qualifying scores obtained from the Excellent B Standard Agility class and the Excellent B Jumpers With Weaves class.

Best In Show Winners
This album contains photos of those Cresteds who have won at least one Best in Show.