This page provides an opportunity for SCC members to notify potential buyers of the availability of Schipperkes they have bred and which are available to new homes. It does not represent an endorsement by the SCC of any breeder, or Schipperke identified here as being available. The SCC has no control over whether the listed Schipperke is still available.
It is always up to the buyer to do their research in order to ask appropriate questions of the breeder from which they wish to acquire a Schipperke. Conducting research about the breed in order to determine for themselves whether the Schipperke breed is right for them and that the breeder they choose to work with is the appropriate one from whom they want to acquire a Schip. The SCC recommends that sales contracts be used for all sales of Schipperkes, but ultimately that is between the breeder and buyer. In addition, it is up to the buyer to determine what health testing has been done by the breeder and to have identified in the sales contract what testing has been done as well as whether the Schipperke being purchased is intended as a companion, performance, or show prospect.
Schipperke Puppies Available - Litter Announcements
Litter announcements will be featured on the website for a period of approximately 3 months from the time they are first published in SchipTales. Announcements will be removed when the next issue of SchipTales is published, or sooner if all puppies are placed in new homes before that time.
To See Business Cards of Current Schipperke Breeders
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Schipperkes are not a common breed, and there are not a large number of litters being produced. Those seeking a Schipperke may find an alternative choice for them is not a puppy, but an adult dog that a breeder may be willing to part with for a variety of reasons. These adult Schipperkes can be of excellent quality, and are not dogs requiring rescue for their well being.
Such a Schipperke may even be a dog that has won titles in CKC events, but simply not be one the breeder feels would be a big winner in future high level competition, or needed in their breeding program. Or a dog may be found unable to reproduce, or have had several litters, but reached an age where the breeder feels it would be happier to retire in a home of its own. A Schipperke at 4-6 years of age usually has many good years left in its life.)
Breeders are not quick to rehome these dogs, and rarely advertise them. If you do not want to raise and train a puppy, always a time consuming project, and want to know exactly what you are getting, one of these adults can provide an excellent purchase or placement dog for you.
On this page you will find announcements of recent Schipperke litters, as well as a link to business cards of current Schipperke breeders. These breeders may have upcoming litters planned, and occasionally have an adult for sale or placement. Rescue Schipperkes of unknown source and background are not listed here.