
Turn every mile into an achievement with the North American Canicross Titling Program. Whether you’re logging training miles on your favorite trails or competing in qualifying races, NACC gives you and your dog goals to work toward and a way to celebrate what you accomplish together.

Start by registering your dog with the North American Canicross Titling Program. Register each dog individually with NACC. Your $50 registration includes your first 50-Mile Lifetime Achieved Miles award and gives you access to your private logging portal.
Once registered, begin logging qualifying miles and races through your NACC portal. Miles completed before registration cannot be backlogged.
NACC automatically tracks your submitted activities and progress toward Lifetime Achieved Miles, Race Dog Distance Titles, and Championship Titles.
When you reach a qualifying milestone, submit your Title Review Fee to receive your official NACC title certificate and collectible Challenge Coin.
Need the details? Review the NACC Handbook: Rules & Regulations for complete eligibility, logging, and title requirements.
Ready to start earning achievements with your dog? The NACC Titling Program is designed to give every team something to work toward, from your first 50 miles together to racing accomplishments and advanced titles.

The North American Canicross Titling Program gives you and your dog goals to work toward whether you're logging miles on your local trails or competing in races.
Choose your path, or work toward them all! NACC offers three ways to recognize your team's achievements:
Track qualifying miles with your dog and earn recognition as your lifetime mileage grows.
Earn titles by completing qualifying races across Sprint, 5K, 10K, and Marathon Distance Classes.
Recognize racing achievements and accomplishments across NACC competition.

Young athletes can earn achievements too! The NACC Junior Runner Program gives youth participants the opportunity to take part in the Titling Program and celebrate their accomplishments alongside their dogs.
Registration follows the same process as the NACC Titling Program, with Junior Runner eligibility, participation requirements, and rules outlined in the NACC Handbook: Rules & Regulations

For our youngest dog-powered adventurers, the Future Musher Program introduces kids ages 12 and under to the world of canicross through fun, age-appropriate education and activities.
The Future Musher Handbook was created to help kids learn about canicross, their canine teammates, equipment, trail safety, and what it means to work together as a team.
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