[thelittleyorkie]

I've never heard of her.

I think it's a bit concerning that she doesn't post pictures of her parents on her site, so if you contact her, ask her for pictures (or better yet, a VIDEO) of the parents. Also, additional pictures/videos of the pup. Ask if she does health clearances and ask if there has been any genetic issues with any of her dogs. If you can, ask for a pedigree or ask what lines she bought her dogs from. Ask for references (past buyers and vet). However, they may make up false stories so ask them to be completely honest. Ask them questions like: "Have you run into any health or behavioral problems whatsoever" and "Did you visit her home. How was the environment like? How were the parents?" and "What was the condition of the puppy when you picked him/her up--clean, happy, healthy? Scared? Smelly?", etc.,

This statement is a bit worrisome: "We focus our breedings on puppies who will mature around 3-7pounds. " , it should be 4-7 pounds, not 3 pound pups because those would classify as "teacups" which is not a healthy weight/range.

This statement: "But I do agree that if you have small children a teacup size yorkie maybe a bit fragile for your household." suggests that she breeds teacups, I think. Not sure.

So is this: "I take a U.S. Post Office Money Order for deposits." If you put down a deposit, consider doing it through Paypal. That way, if she is scamming you, you can report it to Paypal. "I also have layaway plans." This statement is a little odd--pups aren't Christmas presents from Walmart that you can do payments on! It is alright if the customer is having a financial situation, but she is stating this to *ALL* customers....

This too: "I have Dams and Sires with champion pedigrees, .
Many have dual Registration with the AKC and CKC.
Remember... "You get what you pay for".
You can be sure of a friendly, high quality puppy from Yorkie Posh." which is this? Continental Kennel Club or Canadian Kennel Club???

There's not much to determine from her website so I highly recommend asking her the question I stated above.