5 weeksAge
FemaleSex
$4,900Price

Chocolate Terrier "Cara"

Yorkshire Terrier
Transportation available
22 hours
Yorkshire Terrier5 weeksFemale
$4,900
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Description

If you're looking for the rare chocolate Terrier,.... look no further! Cocoa, our mama has been imported from Ukraine and is a genuine rare chocolate Terrier. She has the sweetest and most gentle demeaner and also loves running around in the fresh mowed grass! Dad is also a chocolate terrier. Our dew claws have been removed, and our tails are kept in their natural size. Cara, the tiny baby-faced Chocolate Terrier is a burst of joy, with a personality as vibrant as her dark silky brown fur. Her cheerful disposition and endearing baby face make her an instant heart-stealer, spreading Smiles wherever she goes. Despite her petite size she is a bundle of energy, always ready to engage in lively play and share moments of boundless happiness.
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Litter details

LocationMillersburg, Ohio
Puppies in litter2 male / 1 female
BreedYorkshire Terrier
GenerationP
Age5 weeks, 1 day
Ready to LeaveNov 28, 2026
SexFemale

Health & Docs

RegisteredMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedParents are health testedVet checked

Info

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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Chocolate Terrier "Callum"
Available
Chocolate Terrier "Callum"
Male$4,500
Chocolate Terrier "Chase"
Available
Chocolate Terrier "Chase"
Male$3,900

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
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