Mommy is a beautiful chocolate merle Yorkie a little on the bigger side (approximately 8-10 pounds) and daddy is a very handsome 4 pound traditional Yorkie♥️
Currently puppies are charting approximately 6-8 pounds adult weight.
Both parents have excellent dispositions, have been DNA tested and are kept in my home and available to meet~they’ll probably greet you at the door!
Due to the sensitivity and health risks breeding dogs that are/or carry the Merle gene these puppies are being sold WITHOUT breeding rights! Pet Only!
Loretta is a beautiful Chocolate Merle with nice markings. It’s hard to tell for certain yet but it appears she might have blue eyes but we’ll keep this updated. Loretta and her siblings are only 3 1/2 weeks old so we are only beginning to see them develop and interact with each other. As they continue to grow we will update on their individual personalities and milestones.
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Litter details
LocationPeach Bottom, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter3 male / 2 female
BreedYorkshire Terrier
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveDec 7, 2026
Age4 weeks
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedACA, APRI, CKC Registered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Conway
Male$2,200
Available
Patsy
Female$2,200
Available
Waylon
Male$2,200
Available
Willie
Male$2,200
Pros
AKC's most popular toy breed — a companion dog royalty with nearly 150 years of US show history
Silky, continuously growing coat doesn't shed — widely considered hypoallergenic by American allergy sufferers
Outsized terrier personality in a 7-pound body — the quintessential American 'big dog in a small package'
Highly trainable for its size: consistent AKC obedience and agility competitor
Cons
The show coat requires daily attention and professional grooming every 6-8 weeks — a significant ongoing investment
Hypoglycemia in young puppies (especially Teacup-sized Yorkies) requires careful feeding management
Portosystemic liver shunts occur at higher rates in the breed — symptoms may not appear until adulthood
Fragile frame — inappropriate handling, falls, or interactions with larger dogs can cause serious injury