Must Enjoy Daily Wonders
Lifetime
25.23mph
Rank =151 of 870 Siberian Huskys · tied
Average of the 3 fastest runs of the whole career
Breed percentile
Top 29.1%
Faster than 70.9% of the 870 Siberian Huskys on the lifetime list
Best single year
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How this ranking worksShow
- The speed is an average, not a top speed. A season figure is the average of the dog's three fastest runs that season; Lifetime is the average of the three fastest runs of the whole career.
- Who is listed. From 2018 on, a dog appears in a season only after its third run that season, and on the Lifetime list only after its third career run. A dog with one or two runs is not on these lists yet.
- Rank is within Siberian Husky only. There is no all-breed rank. Dogs at the same speed share a rank, shown as =75, and the next rank follows without a gap, exactly as the AKC numbers them.
- Percentile. “Top 5%” means the dog is faster than 95% of the Siberian Huskys on the Lifetime list (870 dogs today).
- Speed is not points. Titles (BCAT, DCAT, FCAT…) come from points, and points are MPH multiplied by a height handicap, so a smaller dog can out-title a faster one. These rankings are speed only.
- Source. The AKC's public Fast CAT rankings, refreshed here every two weeks; this record was last checked on Oct 21, 2026. More in Fast CAT 101.
Must Enjoy Daily Wonders has at least 150 career points — DCAT is within 350.
Computed from Fast CAT titles on the official record. Claim Must Enjoy Daily Wonders free and count every run toward DCAT.
Speed over time
3-run average per year · lifetime as reference line
Year-by-year
Official AKC ranking record
| Year | MPH | Rank in breed |
|---|---|---|
| Lifetime | 25.23 | =151 of 870 |
MPH is the average of the dog's three fastest runs in that season; Lifetime is the average of the three fastest runs of the whole career. Rank counts only Siberian Huskys listed that year, and = marks a rank shared with another dog at the same speed.
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