Small Toy Yorkshire Terrier puppies in Tyrone

Gorgeous Tiny puppies seeking forever loving homes. These puppies have been reared in my home with older children and are well socialised. (Please note puppies are small and would not be suited to a home with a toddler)

They are very friendly, social and love nothing more than human interaction and affection. They love the garden for play (weather permitting). They are showing great wee temperaments just like mum and dad.

The puppies are ready to leave now as fully vaccinated l. Next Booster Vaccine due June 2026

Mum Bailey is our Yorkshire Terrier and dad is our Biewer Yorkshire Terrier and both can be seen upon viewing

The puppies have all been checked over at the vet’s and have had their first vaccine and 2nd vaccines and microchip. Their booster is not due until June 2027. They are weaned and ready to leave now.

They will leave with a puppy pack to include bed, toys, food, scented blanket and a voucher for free food from Royal Canin

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