Chloe' 15 weeks 3lbs 3ozs

Oh my goodness yes he does! :eek:

He also has a strange fascination for landing on Andy's bits and pieces!! :eek:

And when I'm at the sink and he thinks he's lacking attention, he'll sneak up on me and land his front paws on the back of my knees....it actually makes me buckle....:eek: :D Sally + Harry x

Tucket is 6 lbs

Raelle is just shy of 2yrs and weighs 6.6lbs
Orion is 18mths and weighs 13.8lbs
Jersey is 6mths and weigh 5lbs

Lexie is 9 years and is a svelte 5 lbs. :)

Harry and Guinness would get along perfect... He does the same thing, in fact I actually believe the dog is smart enough to know where to smack his paw on daddy's man parts when he is being teased with a toy :p

My little Hazel Nut weighs just under 5 lbs and is almost 1 1/2 years old. ;)

Huey is almost 4 years old and 7.5 lbs and holding.

Beyonces Weighs 3-4lbs and She's A Toy Yorkie :) I Hope this Helps

Just at the vet last month:
Rocco and Dottie both 2 1/2 yrs. he 8.7 lbs she 7.8 lbs. my little Gypsy 7 months 2.9 lbs

Ella is 4 yrs and weighs about 8 lbs. :)

You breed her and she is that small? Do you have any idea how dangerous that is? Please don't breed her again and get her spayed.

Mandie is 8 1/2 months and weighs 5 lbs 2oz

I'm confused I don't see where she says she breeds her???:confused:
Anyway to answer OP, Laddy gained after his neuter...He was 3 at neuter and weighed 4.8 he is now 4 and at 5lbs. Kyra weighed 2.8 when spayed at 1 year old and is now 13 months and still at 2.8.

My Willow is 4.5 pounds and is 8 yrs old

My Allie is 8 pounds and is 4 yrs old

My Luci is 2 pounds 14 oz and is 5 yrs old

Go look at her profile.

Our Bella 4 pounds at 7 1/2 months.............

Gracie is 2 years old and weighs 5lbs. It took her quite a while to get that big as she was a poor eater during her first year. She actually got a little chunky last winter when we were not walking as much. She took off the extra weight when we started walking again.

If I ask for any suggestions on breeding my dog I would have ask ?? Don't tell me what to do with my girl !!! Omg Ppl Can Be So Judgemental I Have Another Yorkie Who Bred &'d Was 4lbs &'d Is Perfectly FINE !!!! Sheesh

:( poor baby... She even looks miserable in that picture of her tiny body at 14 weeks along :(

Fyi since you feel as if im such a terrible owner beyonces is fine and healthy and has been check out by her vet. So please dont tell me what to do with my baby just because she 8-9lb she is an toy !!!!

Luma was under 5lbs until a couple things happened pretty close together (her spay, teeth pulling, getting stung by a wasp) and the medications she was on, in my opinion, made her gain about 1.5lbs...she is a little over 6lbs @ 1 yr old and perfect for us! :)

Since you feel as if she's miserable, we lost our other yorkie jay-z due to hypoglycemia, so we are tryin to help her not stress, if you dont know the story then you shouldnt judge !!!!

Just going to sit back and bite my tongue, not going to say a single word..

I will just sit back and enjoy looking at my pictures of my toy breed 12.8 lb Yorkie.

Liberty is 2.15 when we last checked a few months ago. Small in size but big in personality!!! He is 2 years old. Since his hair is growing so long, maybe add an ounce or two to that?

Please do because I didn't ask about your dog ! Her vet is not complaining so why are you ?

Wait you try to expect the best outta ppl ??? When im being judge for a perfectly healthy yorkie who was 4lbs when she got pregnant &'d no complaints from her vet who she see's monthly for check ups & etc !!!!!!!

sadie is 5.5 pounds suri is 6 tiny is 6months 3pounds tukka is tinys brother he is 1-2 pounds.

I'm sorry you feel judged, but we don't tolerate name calling on YT. People are just really passionate here and want the best for little Beyonce. I'm glad you got her checked by a vet and wish her the best. If you're going to sell the puppies please keep them with their mama til they are at least 12 weeks old.

Listen you are starting with the wrong person today... Did I complain? NO Did I say poor baby.. Yea but then again I could also see a picture of a lady standing in pouring rain and say oh no poor that poor lady is getting wet!! So get your facts straight before you start a war with the wrong people!!

Oh BTW while you are busy studying your facts you might want to look into this great book I know of... It's called Yorkshire Terriers for Dummies. I figure after seeing your post and pictures it might be a good read for a breeder like you :D here I will help you with a good area to start in the book!! So thank you and have a good day ;)

Some breeders have begun producing "Teacup" Yorkies that weigh 2 to 3 pounds. Compared to true Yorkshire Terriers, which weigh in at about 7 pounds, Teacup Yorkies are truly tiny. Before considering purchasing one, you need to be aware of some characteristics of Teacup Yorkies.

Now there's nothing wrong with having a smaller Yorkie, as long as the breeder was using ethical breeding practices. Periodically, and for no apparent reason at all, some dogs are born very small; and they steal your heart because they're so in need of love and care.

Some unscrupulous and unethical breeders, however, deliberately try to produce these little dogs and call them “Teacup” Yorkies, leading unwitting buyers to believe that Teacups are an actual variety of the Yorkshire Terrier breed. They're not.

But be wary of any breeder who advertises or supposedly “specializes” in Teacup Yorkies. Here's why:

There's no such thing as a Teacup Yorkie. A Teacup Yorkie isn't an officially recognized by the AKC. It is simply too small to be a true Yorkshire Terrier. Anyone who tells you (or implies) otherwise either doesn't know what she's talking about or is lying.

A Yorkie who weighs 3 pounds or less often requires special care. Extra-small Yorkies are more prone to serious health problems and birth defects (like portosystemic shunt or small kidneys — which you won't know about until much later).

Although extra-small Yorkies are occasionally born, no responsible breeder breeds for this trait. Because the breed standard is for 4 to 7 pound dogs, responsible breeders should only breed dogs that fall within this weight range. Breeding very small dogs is not safe for the mothers.

Small size does not make these dogs more valuable. A small Yorkie shouldn't cost more than a healthy, normal-sized one. In fact, it should cost less because it is not up to the breed standard. They should also only be sold after being neutered or spayed.

PS I am truly sorry to hear of your loss... I know it's never easy on the family even the fur members :(