Teacup Toy Yorkie

TEACUP-TOY YORKIE PUPPIES FOR SALELE

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Today’s Yorkshire Terrier is a very small companion dog, able to be easily stashed under arms and in handbags. Original Yorkies were much bigger than those we know today. They were working dogs who hunted vermin and small rodents. They are likely to be a mixture of several other Terrier breeds including Dandie Dinmont, Manchester Terrier, Skye Terrier, and the now-extinct Paisley or Clydesdale Terrier, with a dash of Maltese. The breed was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1885.

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TEACUP-TOY YORKIE CHON PUPPIES FOR SALE

Confident. Vocal.

Also called a Bichon Yorkie, the Yorkie Chon is the result of crossing the Bichon Frise and the Yorkshire Terrier. This dog is a loved and loyal family companion. They are tiny bursts of energy who are fun, friendly, and loving. Alert, smart and curious, they are intelligent enough to be responsive to training. Coupled with only moderate grooming requirements, they are adaptable to many situations and environments. Yorkie Chons are notorious for their high-pitched barking which they’ll put to use guarding your home and family. Early training and socialization can help your Yorkie Chon grow into a dog who can get along well with people and pets.

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TEACUP-TOY YORKIE POO PUPPIES FOR SALE

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Also called Yoodle, Yorkapoo, Yorkerpoo, Yorkiepoopoo, and Yorkiedoodle, the Yorkie Poo has the heart of a true companion and the pedigree of a showman. They are quite popular among those seeking a small, highly hypoallergenic best friend. This designer dog hasn’t been around long, but it has already gained prominence due to the great qualities of the parent breeds, the Yorkshire Terrier and the Poodle. Yorkie Poos are very confident and can do well in shows and competitions with appropriate training. Even if the competitive scene isn’t for you, the Yorkie Poo might be. They make great family companions and fun little friends.

We pride ourselves on breeding the most adorable and affectionate pups around. Our Teacup Toy Yorkie Poos are the epitome of charm, blending the intelligence of the Yorkie with the playfulness of the Poodle. Each pup is raised with love and care, ensuring they’re ready to become cherished members of your family. Don’t miss out on the joy these little bundles of fluff can bring into your life. Contact us now!

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The Yorkshire Terrier was named for its place of origin in England. When the Industrial Revolution brought Scottish immigrants to England in search of work, they brought with them the now-extinct Old English Toy and Waterside Terriers, which were well-suited to hunting rodents. Pairing those two created some of the breed’s early refinements. They eventually arrived in the United States, and the American Kennel Club recognized the breed in 1885. They became popular for their showmanship and their affectionate personalities.

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The Yorkshire Terrier’s coat has long, fine hair that can easily become matted, so it will require daily brushing. Most owners clip the coat closely for a fresh, lower-maintenance look. Nails should be trimmed twice a month. Because small breeds are known to have dental problems in their tiny mouths, it’s important to brush their teeth daily to prevent both bad breath and gum disease.