Fullbreed Miniature Yorkshire Terrier female puppies in Kildare

Let me introduce our 3rd generation, from our bloodline, 4 Yorkshire Terrier puppies born 18th may 2025. 1 male (Sold) and 3 females.

Mum (not our bloodline) and Dad (2nd generation) are our family pets and can be seen.

Beautiful, friendly and lovable temperament. Reared in a house with their Mum, Dad their nanny and an older brother, so well used to other dogs, great around small children, teenagers and adults. They absolutely love a cuddle and playtime is great fun. Crate trained at night from birth. Currently going in about 10.30pm to 6am.

Vet checked, 1st vaccine and microchipped on 12th July and 2nd vaccine 7th August.

Wormed as follows with Parazole worming liquid:

Day 14, 15, 16, 4 wks, 6 wks & 8 wks,10 wks and 12 wks.

Kibbled from 3 weeks old, currently on Royal cannin Puppy Yorkshire Terrier complete dry food. They love a bit of chicken, steak, boiled veg and rice.

We are based in Prosperous Co. Kildare.

Call or WhatsApp 0874837287

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