How to Breed a Teacup Yorkie
The teacup yorkie, also known as the Yorkshire terrier, is a toy-sized dog. They will reach no more than seven pounds and stand at a height of 11-inches. Ignoring their size, they are brave and eager to seek new adventures. Due to their loyalties, they will make a wonderful companion for you.
- Let the teacup reach 18 months of age before you breed her. By this time they will be mature and any genetic defects will be known. If the there are any health problems you wont be able to breed them. Breeding them will cause the litter of puppies to have health defects.
- Make an appointment with the veterinarian. The vet will need to complete a check-up on the animal. This will ensure you that the teacup yorkies are healthy and won't have any complications during pregnancy. If you have any questions or concerns be sure to ask the vet. They will provide you with any information that you are seeking.
- Wait until the female has gone into heat before breeding. They will go into heat twice a year, in increments of 21 days. Introduce the female to the male during the middle of her cycle. Introduce the two again when the female is fertile. Let them have a number of encounters to improve the chances of conception.
- Visit the vet once you think conception has occurred. The veterinarian will make sure she has conceived and will be able to make it through the pregnancy. The puppies will be born in approximately 63 days after conception.