Just been to visit a friend who has just bought a teacup sized Yorkshire terrier called Tilly. She`s only 9 weeks old bless her. I`ve also attached a piccy of her new friend Holly the Jack Russell.

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aww what a cutie

There's no such thing as a 'teacup yorkie' it is probably the runt of the litter.

Also, Yoprkies are such a small breed anyway, they shouldn't leave the breeder until at least 12 weeks old. Does your friend realise this? She'll need to be careful with the pup for a few weeks.

Should all small breeds stay with the breeder for longer then? I didn't know this.

I forgot to say, she's really cute.

I think it's only the very small ones, such as Yorkies, Poms etc. As they are so small as pups they are more at risk of problems such as hypothermia etc.

Not just small breeds like JRT's, Poodles etc, although I may be wrong.

awwww shes very cute,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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grrrr i hate that term tea-cup but have to say pup is well cute! now the fun starts...hehe
my pups leave around 9/10 weeks

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I HAD A LITTLE POODLE
A POODLE DOG WAS HE
HE LIFTED UP HIS POODLE LEG
AND POODLED OVER ME!


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Friendship is like peeing on yourself.
Everyone can see it, but only you get the warm feeling that it brings.

I also hate to "Tea-Cup" term, How much did they pay for this "Tea-Cup" yorky ? I have a very small Papillon. I am allways asked how much I want to sell her for She was given to me when she was 6 months old and had not grown.

I think she paid £300 for her.