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Other Breed Under 8 Weeks Small Dog For Sale
Nickname:Jordan
Breed:Other Breed
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Price: $3,949.00
Meet Merle
You don't have to pinch yourself awake; this is not a dream; you really did just find the perfect puppy. Meet Jordan. This little prince has it all. His fur is soft to the touch and perfect to pet all day. His face is the epitome of puppy perfection, and your heart will melt every time you look into his eyes. Not only does he have good looks, he has a personality to match. He's fun-loving, friendly, and sweet. Jordan has never met someone who hasn't fallen in love with him instantly. Make your dreams a reality and bring this boy home today!
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Teacup biewer terrier
-- Biewer Yorkie
The Origins of Teacup Yorkie The first thing you need to know about Teacup Yorkies is that they are actually Yorkshire Terriers but smaller. The American Kennel Club doesn’t recognize it as a breed of its own. While the Yorkshire Terriers have been around since the nineteenth century, Teacup Yorkies made an appearance somewhere around the 1990s. That was the decade that saw many celebrities and supermodels going for the miniature pet trend. However, miniature Yorkies weren’t exactly rare before that. Some Yorkies are naturally small while others are bred that way. A breeding practice is known as ‘Miniaturization’ is why you see the Teacup Yorkies of today.
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Will my Yorkie ever calm down?
-- Biewer Yorkie
Yorkie terriers are among the most popular dog breeds because of their friendly, affectionate disposition. However, without adequate exercise or proper training, these dogs can be very hyper, particularly as puppies. There are several things you can do to help your dog calm down.
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Biewer Yorkie Images
-- Biewer Yorkie
It took some time for the Biewer Yorkies to be accepted. The very first Biewer was born from two Yorkshire Terriers in 1984. Due to the unique coloring and appearance, this one dog was the start of the breed. Though at the time, no one knew where this would lead. In fact, he was given his name (pronounced bee-vare) from the last name of the couple that produced that first puppy in 1984, Werner and Gertrud Biewer.