Adorable CKC Yorkshire Terrier puppies!!!
These puppies are amazing little pups! They are so little and will be ready to go home on July 22nd. They are so friendly and playful, and are so fun! The puppies are starting to eat their food and they love to play outside. More reasons to choose a Yorkie is a small dog with a big personality. They are feisty and loving, and they make great companions for people of all ages. They bond well to their new family, and can adjust to other animals in the home.
Our beautiful mom is Coco, she is a CKC Yorkie, she is our family pet and is an amazing mom to these pups! She weighs 7 pounds. Our dad is an AKC Yorkie and is around 3.5 pounds. So our puppies will be really small and is a great size for an apartment or a first pet. Also for a yorkie lover that has yorkies all the time.
Paperwork for your new puppy…
a vet check by a veterinarian of a nose to tail evaluation of the puppy. We will have the results of the exam. Also, a vaccine record of worming and vaccines that the puppy have received. We will also send along a puppy starter kit of food that they have been eating so you have enough to transition into a new food slowly so we can take care of their new tummy as they are adjusting to their new home. A 30-day health guarantee, so you have enough time to get to the vet and make sure your new puppy is progressing well since they have been home.
Some facts about the Yorkie –
This charming and perky little breed originated in Yorkshire, England during the time of the Industrial Revolution (1760-1840). Scottish workers traveled to England to work in various factories and mines and brought this ancestor of the Yorkshire Terrier with them. The dog they brought was not as small as our present day Yorkshire Terrier. While in England and being mixed with a few other terrier breeds, is subsequently how the smaller Yorkshire Terrier, or Yorkie, came about. The first documentation of the Yorkshire Terrier in the United States was in 1872. This intelligent, confident, and playful little breed thinks he is bigger than he is, and sometimes has the personality to go with it. Yorkies are normally 8-9 inches high and typically weigh in at no more than 7 pounds. They are often 4-6 pounds but have been known to be from 12-15 pounds. Yorkies are a companion breed and do well with first time dog owners, but can develop separation anxiety if left alone too long. Due to their small size they are great for apartment living, but do need their exercise, and may be a bit yappy. Early training and socialization is necessary to teach them proper behavior, but they can be a challenge to house train.
