Frequently Asked Questions

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After a conversation with Helen, a $500 non-refundable retainer reserves a puppy.

Usually between 10 to 12 weeks of age.

Puppies will have had age appropriate vaccines. They receive their first set of vaccines at 8 weeks old, so if they leave at 10 weeks old, they will have had one set of vaccines.

We cannot guarantee what weight your Yorkie will be; however, our Yorkies all weigh under seven pounds. Generally our puppies mature between four and seven pounds; although occasionally some mature under four pounds or over seven pounds. Diet and exercise also play a part.

Yes. Puppies are guaranteed for their first year against serious hereditary disease and congenital anomalies.

Pups leave with a puppy pack containing a one year health guarantee, a Florida veterinary certified health certificate, AKC puppy registration paper, informational pages about how to care for your new puppy, toys, a blanket, and food. Additionally, I am always here if you have questions or need advice.

Unless discussed in advance, puppies are sold with limited/pet AKC registration (no breeding rights).

Yes. We can fly your new puppy personally in cabin to many U.S. airports, and depending on your location we may be able to drive and meet up.

Not exactly. No dog is truly hypoallergenic; however, Yorkies have hair not fur, so they tend to be a good choice for allergy sufferers.

We Choose Not to Dock Tails

We believe in raising our Yorkshire Terriers as naturally as possible, which includes leaving their beautiful tails intact. While tail docking has traditionally been done in some breeds, including Yorkies, we have thoughtfully chosen not to perform this procedure for several important reasons:

• Tail docking is a cosmetic procedure typically performed on puppies just days old, and while it has been part of breed tradition, it serves no medical benefit in a companion dog.
• A dog’s tail is an important tool for communication and balance. Dogs use their tails to express emotion, interact with other animals, and help with coordination as they move.
• We prioritize the health, comfort, and natural anatomy of our puppies. Removing a tail alters a part of their natural body structure, and we feel there’s no medical justification for this in a toy breed like the Yorkshire Terrier.
• Many countries and breed organizations around the world have banned or discouraged tail docking, recognizing it as an unnecessary cosmetic practice. We’re proud to be part of the growing number of breeders choosing a more natural, welfare-based approach.

Our Yorkies are beautiful just as nature intended — tails and all!

Yes.

Phone Helen at 813-361-3840 or fill out our Contact Form HERE.