Prices

Prices vary for each puppy, each one is different. Pricing depend on several different factors.

Yorkie boy's & girl's that have one parent that has been imported start at $2500 and up as pets. Boy's & girl's out of parents that have both been imported start at $3000 to $3500 as pets. Our kb black Yorkie puppies start at $3500 and up as pets. 

Tiny (3-4 lbs) Yorkie boy's & girl's range between $3500 to $4500.

Our Micro tiny (2-3 lbs) Yorkie boy's & girl's range from $4500-$6000. 

All of my Yorkie puppies will have a gorgeous baby doll face and a really nice heavy silk coat. I don't produce babies with awful wiry coats or long fox snouts. However, I do occasionally have puppies that are priced lower. They may be charting larger than breed standard or have a fault.  I've invested a lot of hard work, time, energy & money purchasing only the best of the best for my breeding program.

Delivery

Your new Yorkie puppy will come with his/her 1st set of vaccinations, tail docked and Dewclaws removed. We start de-worming at 2 weeks of age and continue every 2 weeks until they leave for their new home or until 12 weeks of age, whichever comes first. 

Once weaned at 8 weeks of age they receive their 1st vaccination and start 10 days of Albon. Our tiny (Teacup) Yorkie babies stay quite a bit longer than the standard toy size puppies, sometimes up to 4-6 months of age. They receive their vaccinations later as well because they have to be over 1 lb for safety reasons. Everyone wants to call them Teacup Yorkies, but they're just tiny or micro tiny Yorkie puppies that sometimes occur in litters. They're born from standard size parents. We would never breed a tiny (Teacup) female Yorkie. That would be unethical and potentially deadly for the female.

Our babies are born in our puppy nursery inside our home, away from all our other pets. We like for them to feel secure and as stress free as possible.

The average age we allow our puppies to leave is 10-12 weeks, depending on the maturity level of each puppy. We do prefer to keep our babies until they're a little older than some breeder's. We feel it's irresponsible for a breeder to allow puppies to leave at 6, 7, 8, or 9 weeks of age, most are not eating solid puppy food well at that age. The longer they nurse, the healthier they will be. We want to make sure that all our puppies are as healthy as possible and eating solid puppy food well before they leave for their forever homes.