CCC Awards
Collies are not only recognized for their achievements by the Canadian Kennel Club (CKC), they are also recognized by their national breed club,
the Collie Club of Canada, through a diverse awards program of its own.
ROM & ROMX Sire & Dam listings here / ChP Sire listings here / ChP Dam listings here
Perpetual Trophies - Given out each year to CCC members at the National.
The Ian Anderson Memorial Trophy - is offered to the Best in Specialty winner. The owner must be a Collie Club of Canada member to take possesion of the trophy. A keeper trophy will be provided.
The Linda Stevensa Memorial Trophy - is offered to the Best of Opposite Sex in Specialty winner. The owner must be a Collie Club of Canada member to take possesion of the trophy. A keeper trophy will be provided.
The Peter Leibsch Memoria Trophy - is offered to the Best Puppy in Specialty winner. The owner must be a Collie Club of Canada member to take possesion of the trophy. A keeper trophy will be provided.
The Beth Mead Memorial Trophy - is offered to the Best Dam & Progeny winner. The owner must be a Collie Club of Canada member to take possesion of the trophy. A keeper trophy will be provided.
The BISS Ch Tricountys Dreamland Express ROMX Memorial Trophy - is offered to the Best Veteran winner. The owner must be a Collie Club of Canada member to take possesion of the trophy. A keeper trophy will be provided.
The Collie Club of Canada is pleased to offer to the winner of the Best in Specialty the front cover of the "National" issue of Expressions inh B&W, with the photo of their choice and a half page write-up in the same issue.
Register of Merit (ROM) - Application Form - PDF / Application Form - Word
Background
In 1991, the Collie Club of Canada established the Register of Merit Canada (ROMC) program, the first program of its kind in North America, to recognize and honour the country’s top producing Rough and Smooth Collies. The program was instituted to honour those Collies who not only produce offspring recognized in the conformation ring, but who also honour their heritage and purpose by producing offspring demonstrating the ability and desire to work.
In 1994 the “Canada” portion of the ROMC was eliminated, making it the Register of Merit (ROM) program and the Register of Merit Excellent (ROMX) program was established to recognize and honour the crème de la crème.
All ROM and ROMX certificates are numbered and controlled.
There is a $5 fee to update each ROM(X) file. However, if information is already in a file and has been accidentally missed in the on-line files, there will be no charge.
Register of Merit (ROMX) Information here
Champion Producer - Application Form - PDF / Application Form - Word
Background
The Champion Producer program was implemented in 2002 to recognize and honour those sires and dams producing an outstanding number of Canadian Champion offspring.
Qualifications
To qualify, dogs must produce 20 (twenty) or more Canadian Champion offspring and bitches 8 (eight) or more Canadian Champion offspring.
ChP Title
The initials “ChP” may be used after the name of any dog/bitch qualifying for a ChP title once the owner has received official notification from the ROM(X) committee that the name of the dog/bitch has been entered into the official cub records.
Recognition
The ChP applicant will receive a numbered certificate by mail. Champion Producer (ChP) sires and dams that were applied for will have an individual page on the club’s web site that includes a photo of the titlist (provided by the applicant), a listing of its champion progeny and a 3-generation pedigree (provided by the applicant).