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Bold and yappy in the best way. First one at the door, first one in your lap.

Under 7 pounds, a coat of silky steel-blue-and-tan hair, and a personality that fills a whole room. Come find the puppy that's already looking for you.
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The breed
Names and photographs below illustrate Yorkie temperament. They are not listings — we are not currently offering individual puppies, and we will only ever name a breeder we have verified.

Bold and yappy in the best way. First one at the door, first one in your lap.

Sweet and snuggly, but do not mistake that for shy, she runs the whole house.

Fearless and food-motivated. Thinks he is a much bigger dog.
Why a Yorkie
Three things people fall for, every single time.

A Yorkie's coat is long, fine, and silky, more like human hair than typical dog fur, and it grows continuously with no undercoat. That means minimal shedding and a low-allergen coat, though regular brushing keeps it from matting.

Yorkies were bred to hunt rats in mills and mines, and that terrier grit never left. They are affectionate and devoted to their people, but do not expect a lapdog that stays quiet, this breed has opinions and shares them.

Under 7 pounds means a Yorkie fits in a bag, a lap, or the crook of an arm, and they genuinely want to be wherever you are. Combined with a sharp, trainable mind, they adapt easily to apartment life or a busy household. That same devotion has a flip side worth knowing before you commit: read our honest answer on Yorkie separation anxiety and whether they can be left alone.

Allergic to dogs?
Yorkies grow hair instead of fur and shed very little, which makes them one of the classic low-allergen toy breeds. Lower is not zero, and no dog is truly hypoallergenic, so meeting one in person still matters.
Read the Full ExplainerLife with a Yorkie
Give them a lap, a walk, and something to guard, and a Yorkie makes itself at home within days.



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