How it all began.
We bred Gypsy to Ch Buttonbrite Wixley Wonder (USA) and a litter of 5 were born in 1986. I
kept 2 females and this was the start of Joarcam Yorkshire Terriers. I really didn't know that these
2 females would have started such a love for this tiny breed, nor did my husband. Howard has
been very supportive over the years, and when I want to keep another puppy that I think will be
outstanding, he never says no. But there have been times he will look at me and say, "I think it is
getting crowded around here!" At that point I will place some of my babies that I wanted to keep
but have second thoughts about.
In 1989 my first Yorkshire Terriers was shown to its Championship by its new owner and the fever
of showing dogs grew. I attended shows for years without entering, hoping to learn as much as
possible and then a friend of mine, Mona Gallant said she would show them for me. We traveled
to 5 shows and finished Ch Joarcam's Angel Made Sugah at the age of 14 months. We were so
happy because as we put it, she was honestly shown, because we didn't know any differently and
have continued to do so. Sugah went on with Mona to obtain her CD.
I don't believe every dog should be a champion on paper but I do believe every dog should be a
champion in a heart. This has been what all these years are about. The love that I see in the eyes of
the people that go through my doors is the best reward a breeder can receive.
It really only seems like a few years ago, but I know the time has flown by quickly. I have met a lot
of interesting people and learned a lot of valuable information. This information I take pride in
offering you. I am always available to answer questions that you may have about this adorable
breed. Please feel free to contact me, and I will do my best to help.
Pictured being awarded Group 1st August 21, 2005.
Club information. CKC - 1984
You are invited to view some of our fine Yorkies history.
Please feel free to e-mail me:)
Thank you for taking the time to find out about my Yorkshire Terriers and my family. I fell in love with Yorkies many years before I ever owned one. The prospects of having a Yorkie seemed very unlikely. One day at a local dance, a band member came over to our table and started talking, she had Yorkies for over 16 years, and as the conversation progressed she mentioned that her schedule away from home was making the enjoyment of having Yorkies more a job than a pleasure. She then suggested that I take her 2 Yorkies that she still had and we could co-bred them. I was delighted. The next weekend Gypsy and Holly arrived at our home and this was the start of my experiences with Yorkshire Terriers. 
As of July 3, 2005, I am proud to say we have
over 65 champions in confirmation and obedience. Congratulations to these dogs and their owners.
Canadian American Champion Joarcam's American Idol
(aka Simon)
Born: November 12, 2003
Sire: American Champion JeNans Major League ROM
Dam: American Champion Paray's Promises
Thank you for this honor
judge M. Beech.
Joarcam Perm Reg'd - 1993
Northern Alberta Canine Association - 1988
Canadian Yorkshire Terrier Association - 1993 Western Rep
Cheryl Knull
New Sarepta, Alberta, Canada
Phone: 780-941-2280
Last updated: September 13th, 2005