Welcome to Rama Yorkies
Established in 2004
The Yorkshire Terrier, often simply called the Yorkie, has a rich history that dates back to the 19th century. Originally bred for catching rats in clothing mills, these dogs have adapted to become beloved companions around the world. Although Rama doesn't train their Yorkies for their original purpose, our Yorkies are loved from the day they are born. We breed with purpose and strictly for the betterment of the breed. Our generational hobby has produced 38 AKC champions to date with limited showing.
Meet the Breeder/Owner/Handler
Raul Perez Jr
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Welcome
After 20+ years of breeding and showing Yorkies, I have finally come up with a website to tribute the history of Rama. If anyone ever watched my Dad and I at the shows, we were quite the dynamic duo. Pictured is one of his favorites to show, GCH Rama's Blue Denium "Tiffany".
Rest In Peace My Old Man 2/5/18.
Reviving Rama Post 2018
WINNING TOGETHER
Holding onto the family tradition became extremely difficult. Four young daughters under 3 years old. Now 9 and 10 years old, life is a bit more manageable to get back into the show world. Thank you Jim Hupp and Bret Walker of Exmoor, for your mentorship and getting us started back in 2004! Thank you to Hugo Ibanez and Sergio Amien of Estugo Amien for your mentorship and for providing us with two amazing foundation bitches! Thank you to Bev and Angel of Tiffany for your mentorship and allowing us to breed to CH. Tiffany's Blue Denium "Levi" and others! Lastly, to Zoey Porter, Stephanie Fronk and Cheryl Kroll for allowing me the opportunity to get back into the game!!
Show World beginning: CH. Exmoor's Una Bellesa at Rama Top Bitch YTCA 2005 handled by the late Bret Walker
Foundation Bitches CH. Estugo's Fernanda "Fern" Breeders Hugo Ibanez and Sergio Amien
Foundation Bitch: Estugo's Magnolia ROM "Maggy"
Past Champions
Show Hopefuls/Current Dogs Fronklinn's Reviving Rama "Livvy"
Hihopes Begin Again at Rama "Skye"
Rama's Noche De Travesura "Noche"
CH. Rama's Nada Me Puede Detener "Santos"
