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Tanner
Yorkshire Terrier11 hours
$1,200
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Description
Meet our charming yorkie boys! Our pups are raised with hands-on love and care on our family farm! They are used to playtime with our 2 sons, ages 4 and 7, and are very well socialized. Mom Brenna is a sweet 9 lb yorkie, and Dad Dexter is a handsome 7 lb yorkie boy. Both parents have wonderful friendly personalities that they have passed on to their offspring. There is also a female in this litter; she is going to be adopted by a family we have placed a puppy with previously. Each puppy goes to its new home with:
ACA registration application;
Paper listing date of vaccination, birthdate, etc.;
Certificate of health from our vet;
Litter card listing all puppies in the litter and any info about them;
Sample bag of Nutrisource puppy chow, which they currently enjoy.
Tanner is outgoing and the most adventurous of the puppies! He loves greeting new people and exploring new places!
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Litter details
LocationAtglen, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter2 male
BreedYorkshire Terrier
GenerationP
Age6 weeks, 1 day
Ready to LeaveNov 26, 2026
SexMale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedACA, Other Registered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Teddy
Male$1,200
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