[Lovetodream88]

I can’t recommend a breeder. Most reputable breeders though will not give someone a Yorkie puppy that is meant to be a gift because sometimes that goes very badly. They want to meet who will actually be taking care of the puppy. My youngest was a Christmas gift for a 12 year old who quickly lost interest. You can try ytca.org. I can give you some tips. Stay away from anyone using the word teacup it was a word made up by bad breeders to make money there is no such thing, make sure the puppy is not leaving their mom until 12 weeks old because they are still learning things from their moms and siblings until then, make sure the breeder is not breeding females under 5 pounds because that is very dangerous and shows the breeder does not care in risking the dogs lives, see where the breeder houses her dogs and make sure it’s not a puppy mill with all the pups in a shed or outside in stacked gross cages, you want to see both parents, AKC is the only reputable registry in the US so reputable breeders will only use the registry, and reputable breeders work extremely hard for their lines so they will have a contract that requires you to spay or neuter the puppy. The reason it’s important to buy from a reputable breeder if buying from a breeding is because bad breeders destroy the breed by haveing Yorkies that look nothing like Yorkies or put unhealthy Yorkies out there. I hope I helped some. Oh and don’t buy from pet stores those pups come from puppy mills.