Yorkshire Terrier Puppy for sale in New York, New York

Frequently Asked Questions about Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkies

1. What is a Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie?

A Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie is an extremely tiny version of the Yorkshire Terrier breed, known for its compact size and adorable features. These pups are often sought after for their unique appearance and loving nature.

2. How big do Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkies get?

Typically, Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkies weigh between 3 to 4 pounds when fully grown. Their small size makes them a perfect companion for those looking for a tiny dog.

3. What do I get when I adopt a Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie?

When you adopt a Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie, you will receive a complete puppy starter kit that includes a blanket, toys, and health documents such as a year health guarantee, vaccination records, and deworming details. Additionally, all pups come well socialized.

4. Are Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkies hypoallergenic?

While no dog is completely hypoallergenic, Yorkshire Terriers, including Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkies, are known to produce fewer allergens than many other breeds, making them a suitable option for individuals with allergies.

5. How should I care for my Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie?

Caring for your Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie involves regular grooming, a balanced diet, routine veterinary check-ups, and ample exercise. Being such tiny dogs, they also thrive in environments where they can be closely monitored and pampered.

6. Where can I find Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkies for adoption?

Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkies are available for adoption from various breeders and rescue organizations specializing in Yorkshire Terriers. Always ensure that you are adopting from a reputable source to guarantee the health and well-being of the puppy.

7. How do I ensure that I am adopting a healthy Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie?

To ensure you are adopting a healthy Micro Pocket Teacup Yorkie, request health clearances for the puppy's parents, check vaccination records, and observe the puppy for signs of good health and behavior prior to adoption.