IKC registered purebred Yorkshire Terrier puppies

Purebred Irish Kennel Club registered Yorkshire Terrier puppies

Registered kennel

Registered breeder with the DAFM

Irish kennel club registered

Irish kennel club member for over 20 years

Vet checked

Fully vaccinated

Wormed

All documentation ready to go

4 beautiful and extremely playful pups. Integrated well with other Yorkshire terrier dogs and children

Pups have been raised with our family and have full access to our home.

Mams bloodline has been in our family for generations

Dads bloodline is award winning on both grandparents sides

Both mam and dad can be seen

Mam and dad are kennel club Purebred registered dogs so are classed as standard size Yorkshire Terriers

Mam 1.8kg

Dad 1.6kg

Puppy 0.8kg

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