Our Yorkies

Yorkie Parent Dogs

Meet the parent profiles behind our small-companion breeding program and learn how adult size, temperament, registration and coat traits help families understand a puppy’s background.

Milo Sr. Sire Yorkie parent dog
Sire

Milo Sr.

Male · Blue & Gold · 4.2 lb · AKC

Milo Sr. is described as a compact, people-oriented Yorkie with an alert expression and an easygoing temperament around familiar adults. His profile gives families a practical example of the size, coat and personality information maintained for breeding parents.

Sophie Dam Yorkie parent dog
Dam

Sophie

Female · Traditional Black & Tan · 4.6 lb · CKC

Sophie is described as affectionate, attentive and comfortable with a predictable home routine. Her profile is organized around the details families usually want to compare: adult size, registration, coat color and observed temperament.

Why Parent Information Matters

Parent profiles give families useful context about a puppy’s background. Adult weight, coat color, observed temperament and registry information can help frame realistic questions, especially when a family is looking for a very small Yorkshire Terrier. These details are most useful as context rather than guarantees: puppies can develop differently even when they share the same parents.

Yorkies are individual dogs. Genetics interact with nutrition, early experiences, training, health and the home environment. For that reason, an expected adult weight is presented as an estimate rather than a promise that every puppy will finish at one exact number.

Registration and Health Are Different Questions

AKC or CKC registration identifies registry information; it does not replace veterinary care or establish that a dog can never develop a health problem. Buyers should review the registration field on the individual puppy page and the written health-guarantee terms separately. Our stated health commitment is a two-year guarantee, and the purchase paperwork should remain consistent with the information presented online.

Temperament Starts With Observation

Parent temperament can provide context, but a puppy’s own behavior matters too. Puppy profiles describe observed qualities such as confidence, curiosity, affection, playfulness and comfort with handling. A family should consider its own routine, children, other pets, travel schedule and experience with small dogs before choosing a puppy.

From Parent Profiles to Available Puppies

After reviewing the parents, browse Available Puppies and compare individual age, color, expected adult weight, registration, price and personality. Dallas pickup and nationwide delivery are both available, so families can choose the fulfillment option that fits their location.

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