WE DO NOT CUT THE TAILS OFF OF OUR PUPPIES!!!!

We focus on Quality and not Quantity!!
​Our next litters will be due sometime this Fall!!

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You are Welcome to join our Facebook Page
 https://www.facebook.com/annespreciousyorkies/
where I post pictures, information, updates, and more!!
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We Have Done Genetic Testing on Our Dogs to be Certain You Receive as Healthy a Puppy as we can Possibly Provide!!!
These tests ruled out 5 genetic conditions most seen in terriers. 
Unfortunately not all health conditions can be checked with DNA. There are some structural conditions that come out of nowhere even when parents and grandparents do not have the condition. Conditions like Luxating Patellas, Open Fontanels, Trachea problems, Legg Calves Perthes Disease, and more can be seen in dogs from parents who are perfectly fine. These are some of the conditions seen in small dogs. 
They may be genetic conditions but they are not passed in the same way as conditions like Degenerative Myelopathy. 
When you purchase a puppy you are taking a chance on him/her, as you are with any pet.
As a breeder I will do my best to produce  healthy puppies. If one of my breeding dogs develops something like the above mentioned, I will take them out of the breeding program immediately. Some of these conditions show up later and may have been caused by environmental reasons but even in those cases, I will remove the dog from my breeding program. 
I can't guarantee my puppies against everything out there but I can do my best.
Thank You 
​Anne

Please check out our "Genetic Testing" Page for more information about what our dogs are tested for!!!

FYI: We do NOT DOCK our puppies' tails. Our puppies come with their beautiful, expressive tails wagging behind them.
For more information please see the
"We Love Our Puppy Tails" page.
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• It is always a mix of emotions when we send one of our puppies home with a new family. We love seeing the love and excitement on the new family members faces, and at the same time we are feeling sad that one of our puppies that we raised and cared for is leaving us. 
• ​Looking at this boy's face, the huge smile, and the love in his eyes, is the reason we raise our yorkies. We are doing a great service for our customers caring for and loving these pups and making sure to the best of our ability that each family takes home a healthy and well adjusted puppy. We are very careful to make sure our pups are going to a home where he/she will be loved and become a member of a family. 
• The first step is our puppy application so if you are interested in one of our puppies please contact us and we will get the application right out to you.
• Love and Puppy Kisses
• ​Anne and Art

How and Where We Raise Our Puppies

I thought I would share how and where my puppies are being raised and the 3 stages of whelping boxes/pens they go through!

Stage 1: 
Moms deliver in the black plastic trays/tubs that I purchase at Tractor Supply. I have found these tubs are roomier than a perla bed, which I used to use, and the puppies do not fall out of them since there is no low side.They are typically in there for about 2 to 2.5 weeks. When I notice them starting to play and move around more they then go to stage 2

​Stage 2:
​When the puppies have outgrown the stage 1 whelping box they move to the bigger wooden box. (I designed these and my husband made them) This gives them more room to move around and use their legs and get used to more room. They start getting off their cushion to pee on the puppy pad at this time. They still need a secure feeling area and I prefer they have this middle stage before having them in the more open pen. They will eventually start trying to get over the side. When they start getting over the lower side of the box I take the box away and they are in the last stage 3.

Stage 3:
​​This stage is when they are in the large pen and can really move around and play. They start eating food and drinking water at this time and as they grow, the pen will get bigger until it is about double the size. I will also start removing a puppy pad at a time until they are only using one. I do not believe puppies should be confined to small areas throughout their time with us. I purchased a puppy and brought her home at 10 weeks and was surprised she didn't know how to run. That is because she was in a pack n play the entire time with no room to run.
​I promised myself, if I was going to raise these puppies I would always make sure they had room to grow, play, and run!!

A Tour of Our Puppy Room