Amelia is a very sweet, playful and tiny Female Yorkie puppy.
Should Only be about 4 to 5 lbs full grown. See Payment Plan Here Amelia Payment Plan
Non-shedding and hypoallergenic. Loves to be held and cuddle.
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Cooper is a very beautiful, sweet and playful Male Yorkie puppy.
Should Only be about 4 to 5 lbs full grown. See Payment Plan Here Cooper Payment Plan
Non-shedding and hypoallergenic. Loves to follow you around and play with his siblings.
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Teacup Clover is a very sweet, friendly and tiny Male Yorkie puppy. See Video Below.
DOB 12/14/10. Very Petite Body. See Payment Plan Here Clover Payment Plan
Non-shedding and hypoallergenic. Not much bigger than a can of Coke right now!
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TEACUP YORKIE Dog breed information

Description: The Teacup Yorkie is a small breed of dog, measuring about 9 at the withers. It generally weighs between 2 and 5 pounds. The AKC name for this dog is Teacup Yorkshire Terrier, but AKC doesn't recognize the term Teacup as of yet. It is simply a word to describe the smaller size of the Yorkie breed like the terms AKC does recognize. Miniature, Toy, Tiny Toy etc. The coat is probably the most immediately distinctive feature of the Yorkie and it is long and silky, falling from either side of the body. The coat colors are blue and tan, although the puppies are born with black and tan coats. The Yorkie has a small head, which it carries proudly.

History: The Teacup Yorkie originated in northern England and are named after the city of Yorkshire. At the time of their inception, workers in the area’s textile mills and mines were plagued by high population of rats. An active, good-tempered dog was needed to help control the vermin. The working people of the area bred several types of terrier, including the Dandie Dinmont and Skye Terrier, together and created the Yorkshire Terrier. Initially, the Yorkie was a larger dog than we are now familiar with, but selective breeding reduced the size of the dogs to the Teacup, Tiny Toy and Miniature Yorkies we see today.

Temperament: As the Teacup Yorkie is a terrier, a feisty group of dogs, it can sometimes be too brave for its own good. The Yorkshire Terrier will not hesitate to try to protect their human companions from other dogs, and generally do not tolerate other dogs well. They are loveable and affectionate dogs and bond strongly to their owners. Yorkies are good with children, but will not appreciate rough handling by them. This is a vigilant little dog who will consider it a duty to guard the house, and bark a warning. They are intelligent dogs and learn quickly.

Health Issues: Teacup Yorkie have a delicate bone structure, so fractures can occur from too rough handling or play. They can develop bronchitis and eye infections rather easily, too. Tooth decay is a problem, so sugary treats should not be given to Yorkshire Terrier. Trouble with anesthetics can also arise, so be sure that your veterinarian is aware of and familiar with this.

Grooming: The Teacup Yorkie is a dog that needs intensive grooming if the coat is left long. The long, flowing coat needs to be brushed thoroughly every day to prevent tangles from forming and is often oiled to prevent the long hairs from breaking. In order to allow the dog to see more easily, the Yorkshire Terrier hair on the head is usually tied up in a topknot. One very nice aspect of the Yorkie’s coat is that it is considered to be hypoallergenic. Many people who are allergic to dogs can tolerate the Yorkshire Terrier. Many Teacup Yorkie owners prefer to skip the intensive coat maintenance and have the coat clipped short.