Yorkie Poo Puppies For Sale

These tiny pups weigh in at around 7 pounds and grow to a height of 7-8 inches.

Yorkie Poo’s live between 11 – 15 years on average.

Although the Yorkie Poo does not require a lot of exercise, they still need their daily dose of playtime. A 20-30 minute daily walk along with some active play either indoor or outdoor should be plenty to keep your little one fit and trim.

Your little one should be brushed daily to keep their hair silky soft and clean and prevent any tangles or mats. They should also get professionally groomed every 4 to 8 weeks.

Not a thing. This is just another name for the same dog. They may also be referred to as a Yorkapoo or a Yorkiedoodle.

The Yorkie Poo’s coat can be curly, wavy or straight, and its texture is on lighter side and often silky.

The Yorkie Poo is a free spirit and fun-loving dog that loves being in the company of its humans. The heritage of the Yorkshire Terrier and Toy poodle make for a very intelligent and easygoing pup.

Yes. These vocal little dogs love to hear themselves “speak”, which makes for an excellent watch dog. However, this could get their owner in some hot water with the neighbors. Early socialization and proper training can help to minimize the amount of barking as they get older.

Yes, they are an excellent choice. They are very adaptable and eager to please, which means they want to keep their owner happy-making training a breeze. In addition, they thrive on giving lots of love and cuddles.

A Teacup Yorkie Poo is a term used by breeders to focus on the little size of the breed. Smaller sized dogs are chosen from first generation (F1) Yorkie Poos and bred with small purebred Toy Poodles for achieving teacup size. It is often discouraged to breed Teacup sized dogs as they often have a weak bone structure and health problems.

A first generation (F1) Yorkie Poo is the first generation of hybrids bred from a purebred Yorkshire Terrier and purebred Poodle.

The F1B hybrid is 75% Poodle bred with a Yorkie Poo.

Given its weight and its small frame, the stress factor on the bones and joints should not be too high. The most common problem found in dogs, including the Yorkie Poo is when they suffer from a luxating patella. This is a relatively common problem in smaller dogs.

Given that these are mostly indoor pets, they will not need clothing to keep them warm, they will be quite content in their natural state.