Yorkshire Terrier Puppy for sale in Canby, Oregon | $2,400

Listing Description

I’m a retired RN living in *** & these puppies are from my 4 year-old AKC registered Yorkshire terriers. They are traditional Steel Blue (silver) & tan color & the puppies will be that color as adults. ALL Yorkshire terrier puppies are born black & tan & progressively change into their adult silver & tan coats beginning at around 6 months old & usually complete their color change by 18 months old. I have bred her with my sire is Toby (Tobias Noble Dreams) in the past producing gorgeous pups, but I hired a smaller 3 lb AKC stud named Twinkie,\r\n from *** this time. So, this will be my 5lb dam’s (Hailey Rose) first litter with such a small male. They all come from Champion show lines & were purchased with “AKC breeding privileges” for an additional fee of $500 each, so these pups are AKC quality show dogs & can be registered with AKC- an additional fee the buyer traditionally pays if they want to register their puppy. \r\n\r\nI have ceased having my reproductive veterinarian dock my puppy’s tails, out of compassion after having one litter that cried inconsolably for 6 hours afterwards! If you desire a docked tail, you must put down a $500 deposit on your puppy! Then I will have the tail docked, but you must plan ahead because this procedure can & must only be done only between the ages of 3-5 days old. I do have all their dewclaws removed at that age, due to the potential hazards of retaining them. All puppies receive routine, preventative worming treatments & their first vaccines are administered at 8 weeks old. They will be ready for their fur–ever homes at 11 to 12 weeks old when they are fully weaned & socialized enough to be ready for separation from mamma- making this litter available beginning in the last week of February 2025! Call soon to reserve your puppy because February will be here before you know it! \r\nDIET: Fully weaned from momma at 6-7 1/2 weeks & started on Royal Canin puppy loaf, at 5-6 weeks old, then later adding Royal Canin dry kibble. Once daily at 4 PM they get 1 or 2 fresh cooked vegetables (peas, green beans, carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, squash, yams, etc), rice &a serving of fresh cooked meat (chicken, hamburger, turkey, occasionally pork, cod or salmon)\r\nPLEASE DONT GET SCAMMED! True breeders will always be willing to talk with you on the phone & will show you the stud & dame & assess the safety & appropriateness of your family & home setting for their puppy before ever selling one to you! Then you will meet and they’ll spend at least an hour teaching you how to care for your puppy & have you sign a legal care contract before releasing the puppy to you! \r\nPlease research the Yorkshire terrier breed and make sure you can meet the all criteria for taking on the responsibility of purchasing a lifelong investment like a puppy who will need you for up to 18 years! \r\nPlease carefully consider all of the long term expenses and time involved and sincerely ask yourself if you’re ready to own a Yorkie! They are like having a toddler & daily need their faces washed with attention to their eye areas, followed by wiping down of their urinary & rectal areas & brushing their teeth & hair to prevent mats from forming; baths are needed every 2–3 weeks with puppy shampoo & conditioner for their human like hair; Groomer visits for shampoo/ haircut & nail trims every 6- 8 weeks (adult groomer visits cost an average of $65 per visit & puppy visits usually start at around $45); Dental hygiene/teeth cleaning under anesthesia is necessary every 12- 18 months (costing approximately $500). Warning this can go as high as $1500 if you neglect doing routine cleanings & they experience Grade IV Tarter built up or abscessed teeth & need Extractions– you do not want your Yorky to lose its teeth! All small breed dogs are more prone to dental decay; Plus at 9-10 months old you’ll need to take your puppy to the vet for an oral exam because it will likely have to have residual baby teeth pulled if they have not lost all of them yet- this must be done in order to preserve proper jaw alignment & maintain correct bites, as their adult teeth come in (average cost $2-300 to remove 2-3 baby teeth); spay or neuter at 14-18 months old (average cost $600,but it can be done in conjunction with their first Dental Cleaning to save a little money on anesthesia); other expenses include annual vaccines & vet exams, heartworm prevention medication, tick & flea prevention meds (average $500-$600yearly) &a reserve savings account for accidents or emergencies like: ear, eye, skin or bladder infections or bladder stones etc. It is an investment, but the love & joy they bring into your life is irreplaceable! Call me anytime if you would like to learn how you can become the proud parent of a Yorkshire terrier!