I would stay away from breeders who advertise "teacup" yorkies, as there is no such thing. In my opinion, that's just a scam for some breeders to justify what they are charging for the smaller pups.
Their hair can grow really long or you can keep it cut shorter, whatever you prefer. I let my yorkie's hair grow longer in the winter, and I will take him for a summer cut soon.
The main thing to look for is the health of the puppy. Make sure you get a health guarantee. My puppy is pretty tiny (3 1/2 lbs.), but he is very healthy. Some of the smaller ones have health issues.
There's tons of info on this site, but feel free to ask questions! Don't be afraid to ask! I think it's great that you're researching before buying one. That's what I did too, and it has helped me so much! Good luck! |