The Yorkshire Terrier
small, fun, and always in charge
All of our Yorkshire terriers are AKC registered with pedigrees from Europe, Poland and the United States. We strive for healthy, well rounded puppies within breed standard. Our sizes vary from 2 lb dogs to 6 lb dogs. We do not breed for teacup puppies as this is a made up term and not actually applicable and definitely not breed standard.
We health test genetically as well as test heart and patella in our breeding dogs to ensure you are getting the healthiest and best bred Yorkshire terrier.
We do our best to keep our prices affordable and mainland akc puppy prices, so the average family in Hawaii can take home and love their perfect puppy.
Yorkies are hypoallergenic which is great for families that are allergic or don’t like hair all over their house.
We have parti yorkies, black yorkies, traditional yorkies, and gold dust yorkies.
History of the Yorkshire terrier
The Yorkshire Terrier, fondly referred to as the "Yorkie," traces its roots to 19th-century England, particularly the textile-rich region of Yorkshire. Developed during the Industrial Revolution, the breed emerged through the crossbreeding of various terriers, including the Waterside Terrier, Manchester Terrier, and Paisley Terrier. Initially bred by the working class to control vermin in clothing mills, Yorkies showcased their tenacity and ratting skills. Over time, as the breed's popularity grew, breeders refined their size and appearance, resulting in the creation of the Yorkie we recognize today.
By the late 1800s, the Yorkshire Terrier had transitioned from a utilitarian role to a beloved companion. The breed's small size and striking coat caught the eye of Victorian ladies, leading to its emergence as a fashionable lapdog. In 1886, the American Kennel Club formally recognized the Yorkshire Terrier, solidifying its status as a sought-after pet. Since then, the Yorkie has maintained its popularity, charming dog enthusiasts worldwide with its vibrant personality, elegant appearance, and unwavering loyalty.
Originating from England, these toy-sized terriers boast a stunning long, silky coat that often takes on a distinctive blue and tan coloration. Despite their diminutive stature, their confident demeanor and inquisitive expression give them an air of self-assuredness. With a compact body, a perfectly proportioned head, and those signature perky ears, Yorkies present an irresistibly cute and elegant appearance.
Beneath their glamorous exterior lies a spirited and intelligent companion. Yorkies are known for their feisty yet loving nature, forming strong attachments to their human families. Their sharp minds make them quick learners, excelling in various dog sports and training activities. Don't let their small size fool you; these terriers have a big heart and a vocal nature, ready to alert their owners to any potential intruders. Yorkies thrive in urban settings and cozy homes, making them an ideal choice for those seeking a loyal, lively, and endlessly charming canine companion.