Can I kiss your face? I'm one of the sweetest little Yorkshire Terrier puppies you'll ever meet, and I'm searching for a special family to call my own! I'm a tiny bundle of fluff with a big personality, a curious little nose, and a heart full of love. I enjoy exploring, playing, making new friends, and finding cozy places to snuggle up when playtime is over. I can't wait to fill your days with puppy kisses, silly antics, and lots of happy memories!
I've been growing up surrounded by love and care, getting plenty of attention as I discover the world around me. My mommy, Buttercup, and my daddy, Rocco, are both on the property and available for you to see and meet. Wouldn't it be fun to meet the family I came from?
I've been vet checked and have received my shots and dewormer to help me get off to a wonderful start. I'm also AKC registered! Now all that's missing is a loving family to welcome me home. If you're looking for a little companion with a big heart and plenty of affection to share, I might just be your perfect match. I sure hope we get to meet soon!
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Litter details
LocationPequea, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter2 female
BreedYorkshire Terrier
Age8 weeks, 2 days
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
GenerationP
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedAKC Registered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Jingle
Female$1,700
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