Looking for a Teacup Yorkie 

Only a number of people will return a sick teacup Yorkie because they get attached at once to the new member of the family – sick or otherwise. That is why it is very important to be very cautious about choosing a teacup yorkie.

If you are looking for a teacup yorkie puppy, it should have clear, bright eyes and a clean. Its nose should be cold and clean as well. About the teacup yorkie puppy’s personality, it should be bright, alert, and wholly responsive.

The puppy’s skin should be clear from all sorts of allergies and sores, the coat glossy and shiny. Ears and eyes should be clear of any infection. You can tell if a teacup yorkie puppy is not on good health if it has diarrhea, the fur drab and dull, nervous, vomits a lot, and refuses food. This may be a tired and listless puppy that will take much of your time.

Observe the litter of teacup yorkie puppies first before you bring home one for you and your family – make sure that the puppy is jumping, running, and walking like any normal puppies, and is not wobbly on his feet. In addition, there are also certain features that can make a puppy more susceptible to certain problems such as lots of hair around the eye area, which can affect the teacup yorkie puppy’s vision and cause numerous health problems if not properly diagnosed.

Jaws and mouth problems in teacup yorkie puppies can also bring problems. Undershot and overshot jaws are seen in some teacup yorkies – the dog that has it does not have a proper bite, and can have tooth problems and loss early on.

Abnormalities in the dog’s skeletal system can result to certain problems such as arthritic changes, lameness, discomfort, and even pain. This medical condition have a solid hereditary genetic basis and are usually degenerative; the get worse as years go by and become more painful upon treatment.

Surgery can help, but in most cases medical help is often aimed at reducing pain and discomfort, and to also reduce the time the teacup Yorkie is actually feeling lame. The teacup yorkie requires brief, frequent mild exercises with no excess jumping or running. Also, the teacup yorkie must avoid slippery areas in your home, and must maintain its weight to prevent health problems.

So, when looking for a teacup Yorkie, be sure that you get to know of its lineage first to avoid these problems in the future.