About Us

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We strive to produce the healthiest teacups and micro teacup puppies around.  Pups are raised in the home and breedings are spaced so each momma has my full dedication.  Our babies come from healthy lines, healthy parents and are raised using latest standard in puppy rearing technics. We use the "bio sensory program"  to raise our pups.  Handling them daily using these technics to advance our puppies neurotic and immune systems.  Momma delivers her babies in her own bedroom for the privacy.  As the pups develop they are brought to living room to learn the sight and sound of a home.  Then they are placed in the dining room/ kitchen, which is not only the most heavily traffic room of house but has room enough for pups to run wild.  This movement from room to room stimulate pups by making them not fearful of new environments and also stimulates their sense of exploration.  Trips to outside and visits by friends are all part of their experience

All pups come 

vet checked with health certificate as proof, vaccinated, 

dewormed multiple times

MICROCHIPPED with Registration paid for

puppy pack

 bag of food 

bag of toys

food dished

bed

brush

Veterinary Probiotics to help prevent GI upset from stress of leaving home.

Also come with a 2 year genetic health contract for fatal or conditions that will severely affect quality of life..  If at any point in your pets life you can't keep your baby, even if it's years old. I will take back my babies.  I brought them I to this world and I feel it will always be my responsibility to assure that they have a home.  I never want to see my babies in a pound or rescue.

Due to buyer breaking contract I will no longer be selling pups for pet prices.  All pups will come with breeding rights now. Only exception is female micro teacups which are too small to breed.   I offered lower prices in the past to those who did not wish to breed but have been taken advantage of. 

Yorkies range in price by color and size

traditional  

$2000  Standard size

$2500 teacup

micro teacup $3000

Parti / chocolates  

 $2500 full breeding rights

micro teacups $3000

Merle / black

$3500

mico teacup merle $4000

Other colors will be coming soon 

Yorkiepoos are between $800-$1000

Average is $800

Breeding rights not available for mico teacup females due to being too small to breed. Micro males may be used for breeding but don't recommend as they may be too small to reach females to breed and have a higher chance of being injured during the process.  A non refundable deposit of $300 is required to hold a puppy for you.  Puppies will not be made available to put on hold till 3 weeks of age to estimate what size they will be.  Once you have picked out puppy you will be given weekly pictures/videos to show your babies progress and let you get to see their personalities.  Regular size pups will be able to leave at 8 weeks.  Teacups 10 weeks, Micros 12 weeks.   This is to ensure pup is ready to leave.  Teacups and micros tend to develop and wean slower then regular size dogs.  However I want to insure they are both physically and mentally ready to leave so if i feel a standard or any size pup needs to stay a week or so longer i will do what's best for pup.   Lifetime of support from me for questions, concerns or anything else that comes along

There is always a controversy over the term "teacup". Or "micro teacup". People will tell you

*  There is no such a breed. 

*  They are a money grabbing gimic

*  That they are the runts bred to runts,  therefore unhealthy

And many other things

The truth is most people understand that a teacup Yorkie is not a different breed of Yorkie.  Most people understand that the designation of "teacup" is just saying out of the range of sizes that a Yorkie can be found in, your specifically looking for a dog that will be 4-5 lbs. Micro teacups are dogs under 4lbs.  But it's in no way saying they are a separate breed.

Raising teacups, especially micro's can be very expensive.  You have to breed small dogs to get small dogs.  And yet you have to balance not to breed too small a female.  The smaller the dog the higher the chance of needing a C-section.  Also teacups require special food higher in calories than regular dog food.  Which cost more than regular puppy food. These puppies, due to their size, have no reserves.  A bout of diarrhea or vomiting can become fatal quickly due to dehydration, unbalance of electrolytes or drop in blood glucose.  As anyone knows an emergency vet visit is never cheap.  It can go from hundreds, to thousands of dollars quickly.  Because they are little they poop and pee a lot. Requiring more cleaning than you would imagine.  For all these reasons and many more raising these puppies is very costly, which is why they are the price they are.
It is also definitely something to consider when buying a teacup.  Cause they remain this delicate for the first few months of their lives.  If your pup is not eating, diarrhea, vomiting, lethargy is all a vet visit that same day. So the cost could continue after you take your baby home.

Now while all these things are possibilities, and can be scary, most of my babies do fine in their  new homes.  I don't let them leave my home till they are ready to leave, and this goes a long way to helping prevent these problems.  As long as you watch what goes in and what goes out your baby will be fine.  I find most of these puppies are a lot hardier than we think. In fact, they become queens/kings of the castle, putting any larger pets in the house in their place😂 

As for their breeding and health.  There are unscrupulous breeders that will sell the runts as teacups.  But being the "runt" in a litter does not guarantee small size.  I've seen runts grow up to be the biggest dog of the litter.  So this isn't entirely true.  Yes smaller dogs are chosen to create smaller dogs, but that's how all small breeds were created.  Dogs like Chihuahuas, Yorkies, Malteses didn't just magically attain their small stature.  It was through selective breeding that we have all the toy breeds.  It's also how we have all the large breeds.  Heck it's also how we even have breeds of dogs.  My dogs come from lines of dogs that are all considered teacups.  As for their health. They are not unhealthy, but they are definitely more delicate.  Think of it like this, a human child is more delicate than a grown adult.  It's not that children are unhealthy, it's their size makes them more affected by things that a grown person can handle easily. Teacups are kind of the same way. It's not that they are unhealthy, but their size means that they don't have the reserves or the bulk to handle things a regular size dog can take.  They need extra care and caution not because they are unhealthy, but because they tiny.  Teacups also tend to develop slower.  They will open their eye a little later, get their teeth a little later, and will need to be extra cautious when weaning.  Mom will usually wean them when she feels they are ready, but some mom's hang on to giving them milk a little longer then they should.  Because of this most breeders will keep teacups till 10-12 weeks of age to make sure they are fully eating on their own.  Each puppy will be continuously evaluated to determine when an individual pup is ready to go to it's new home