The Schipperke Club 
Welcome
To the Schipperke Club in the UK.
Here you'll find:
- Up todate news and information
- Officers and Committee members' contact details
- The Schipperke breed Standard and the club's commentary standard, judging criteria
- Membership informations, forms, rules and code of ethics
- Show information, the latest results, find out who is judging, club shows
- Current breeders list to help you find a puppy
- Schipperke Rescue Service helping older dogs find a loving home
- Club merchandise available in our Shop
New Open Shows Update...
Find out where there are Schipperke Classes in 2010
Vinnie finds a new home
For more details see the rescue page
New homes found for Hobbit and Fresco!
Fresco and Hobbit were rescued by the RSPCA from a house they were called to. There were 90 dogs of various breeds including Schipperkies.
Both dogs were with the RSPCA in Birmingham and they have now found loving homes.
Szark's Quarantine Update
See Schipperke Rescue Page for the latest news....
Auction in aid of Schipperke Resscue
Claire Davis (Deakie) has kindly donated some items to be auctioned just before the Club's AGM 28th March 2010.
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BIDS CAN BE SENT TO THE SECRETARY IN ADVANCE
Club Championship Show Results
Saturday 17th October 2009 at Shenstone Village Hall
Principle Dog Winners:
Dog CC and Best In Show Jan Manc's Ch Schipdale Orlando,
Judge Mary Deats, Res Dog CC Res BIS
and Best Veteran
Mrs Jill Powell's Ch/Ir Ch/Int Ch Franhowil Frankie Boy,
Best Puppy in Show Mrs J Powell's Bahram Hiawatha at Brookwell.
Principle Bitch Winners:
Bitch CC Best Opposite Sex in Show and Best Coloured
Mrs Pam Allington's Rexford Ice maiden, Res Bitch CC
Mrs Linda Wilson's Ch Avidore Diamond Lil, Judge Mary
Deats, Best Puppy Bitch Mr Peter Tricklebank's Nocte Elvira.
BREED HEALTH SURVEY
As you will all be aware, the Club health group sub-committee decided to conduct a brief survey on Schipperke health in the U.K. prior to drawing up the specific health plan which will ultimately be required by The Kennel Club.
80 questionnaires were issued in March / April but sadly, only 18 were returned. It is impossible to draw any firm conclusions from such a small study sample, particularly since almost half of the respondents had never bred a litter and the committee now needs to consider carefully what the next step should be. Read more....