Register of Merit
Dogs and bitches recognized for producing the required number of champions. These records help identify the producers behind repeated breed influence.
Individual ROM dog pages will be added as the archive grows.
What this section preserves
This page is the starting point for organizing influential Schipperkes by achievement, production, era, kennel influence, and continuing pedigree impact.
The official ROM, ROMX, and HOF records provide one of the clearest ways to trace the dogs and bitches whose influence moved beyond individual wins. These records identify producers, all-breed Best in Show winners, and performance achievers whose contributions deserve to be connected back to pedigrees, kennels, photos, and breed history.
This is not meant to replace official title records. It is an archive guide that
connects those records to historical context, pedigrees, kennels, photographs,
and preservation history.
SCA ROM, ROMX & Hall of Fame Master List
The Schipperke Club of America master list documents Register of Merit, Register of Merit Excellent, Hall of Fame, BIS Hall of Fame, and performance Hall of Fame recognition. The list covers titles earned from 1952 through the current published update and explains the title requirements for dogs and bitches.
Archive categories
Register of Merit Excellent
Higher-level producers whose impact reached beyond ordinary influence and appears repeatedly in modern pedigrees and kennel development.
Future pages will connect ROMX dogs to pedigrees and descendants.
Hall of Fame Producers
Dogs and bitches whose champion-producing records mark them as major forces in Schipperke breed development.
HOF profiles will become one of the core archive paths.
Show & Performance Hall of Fame
Schipperkes recognized through all-breed Best in Show, obedience, agility, tracking, rally, versatility, and performance achievements.
Performance and versatility history will be developed separately.
Connecting dogs to eras
ROM, ROMX, and HOF dogs do not exist in isolation. They belong to kennel programs, breeding eras, show communities, health-history milestones, and pedigree families. This archive will eventually connect individual dogs to the larger historical framework below.
Foundational Era
Late 1800s–1960s
- Fran-Sha
- Kelso
- May-He-Co
- Skipalong
- Toni's
- Velart
- Von Kay
Expansion & Consolidation
1960s–1990s
- Barbil
- Blackjack
- Blumoon
- Chestara
- Dream On
- Elan
- Glen Kay
- Jet-O
- Jetstar
- Kleingaul
- Klinahof
- Knotty Knoll
- Landmark
- Lenrik (Spindrift)
- Nanhall
- Padolin
- Ramar
- Schip-By-Me
- Shalako
- Sheradin
- Valkyra
- Whynot
- Wil-Cle
- Wilson's
- Zephyr
Modern Preservation Era
1990s–Present
- Dante
- Daradan
- DeLamer
- Ebony Sands
- Fullmoon
- Raffinee
- Rivendel
- Safari
- Stampede
- Telstar
- Tinytown
- Tumbleweed
- Willow
How this will grow
The next stage is to choose a small set of featured dogs and build individual archive entries. Each entry can eventually include title status, breeder, owner, kennel affiliation, pedigree links, offspring links, historical photos, and notes about continuing influence.
The best first candidates are dogs that connect multiple archive paths: dogs appearing in the ROM/HOF lists, dogs with strong pedigree influence, dogs tied to important kennels, and dogs with available photographs or historical notes.