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A teacup is a dog that weighs 5 lbs. or less fully grown. Tip Teacup dogs are a hot commodity. Unscrupulous breeders know these dogs can fetch top dollar. Unethical breeders may mate runts or closely related animals or deliberately stunt a puppy’s growth through starvation. Popular breeds here at TeaCups, Puppies and Boutique include the: Yorkie, Biewer Yorkie, Pomeranian, Maltese, Chihuahua, Shih Tzu, Morkie, and French Bulldog. For information on any of our teacup puppies, toy breed puppies, or French Bulldog puppies for sale, please call the boutique at 1-954-985-8848. Yorkshire “ Yorkie ” Terriers Shih Tzu Teacup dogs are not bad per se, BUT they tend to be too small to very healthy and are prone to a range of problems. This is particularly true when they are bred from smaller dogs that are runt

Teacup dogs are animals that have been bred to be as small as humanly—or shall we say caninely —possible. Most dogs considered to be teacups weigh 5 pounds or less, says Los Angeles-based veterinarian Dr. Patrick Mahaney. You’ll find teacup versions of many already-small dog breeds, including teacup Poodles, teacup Pugs, and teacup Yorkies. Teacup dogs are pocket sized versions of many dog breeds we know and love. They are usually bred from already small breed dogs, especially those in the Toy category. Teacups are bred to be smaller, easier alternatives to a full sized dog. These tiny size pups achieved popularity among movie stars and pop singers. Teacup dogs are miniaturized versions of larger breeds named for their small size, as many of them are capable of fitting inside teacups. They are the smallest dogs in the world and are favored for their convenient size, cute puppy-like visage, and low need for exercise.

Yorkshire terriers were already popular dogs at their standard small size, so the teacup variety is a popular hit, too. These tiny dogs can weigh just 2 to 3 pounds, but they still have big-dog personalities. Yorkies tend to be vocal, protective, and confident. They're also very loyal and loving to their families. Although there's no single breed of teacup dogs—rather, a number of breeds like Pomeranians, Chihuahuas, and Maltese can be bred as micros—there is a weight range that can qualify a pooch as a teacup. Teacup dogs may way as little as two pounds, and measure fewer than 17 inches when fully grown. Teacup dogs have all the parts a normal dog needs, in a tiny package. And that includes teeth. But all those doggy teeth don’t fit properly into a shrunken skull. And neither does a normal sized dog’s brain …. Dental problems and nasty neurological conditions are two side effects of petite puppies. They also often have issues with their

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