here are four ROM levels determined by the  point system listed below. . A dog must obtain a base number of conformation titles before working titles are counted.  For a male, you must have 5 different dogs earn an AKC championship, then all approved working titles count equally. For a bitch you must have 3 different dogs with an AKC championship and then all approved working titles count equally. 

These working titles are
Classic Obedience:  CD, CDX, UD, UDX,
Rally: RA, RE, RAE,
Tracking: TD, TDU, TDX, VST,
Agility: NAP, OAP, AXP, MXP
              OR, not both
              NJP,  OJP,  AJP, MJP. 

You may choose Preferred or Regular classes for agility but not both.   
GCH titles do not count nor does Rally Novice (RN), Beginner Novice Obedience (BN) or any other AKC title.   

​Below is the number of points needed for each level.

  • Copper - 6 points dogs / 4 points bitches
  • Bronze - 12 points dogs / 8 points bitches
  • Silver - 18 points dogs / 12 points bitches
  • Gold - 24 points dogs / 16 points bitches

You can go to each web site division and study the dogs presented or search in the search bar which is on the bottom of every page.  ALL titles recognized by a national registery, such as the Canadian Kennel Club, The American Kennel Club, England and additional countries will be in red. ONLY the titles that are in bold and underlined are used to award ROM status by the American Bullmastiff Association

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You will find the Confirmation area of the Register of Merit history divided by
1.  The past five years of qualifiers
2. Dogs in History,

​For the qualifiers, go to the letter of the alphabet where your dog would be found. Such as to see a Allstar dog, go to the A's and then the name. there is always some overlap of years. I do not remove the 6th year that the current years bumps off till after nationals. This means there is a period of time where we have six years presented.
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