Desert Star Yorkshire Terriers

06/09/2024

Daisy🌼
One of our future mommas✨

11/26/2022

Hey everyone!

Thank you to everyone that is inquiring and showing love to our kennel, we don't have any puppies available and won't for a very long time.

We are moving and have to close the program for now.

I can't express the appreciation and love I have for every single family that has opened their homes and hearts to one of our puppies. You will always be apart of the QT Pie Pups family💕

Thank you to everyone that has chosen and trusted us as your breeder. I cant thank you all enough. 🫶🏽

10/04/2022

Koko is due in November 2022🐾
Her waitlist is already full but we'll be expecting puppies very soon.

08/24/2022

08/01/2022

Happy National Yorkie Day!🦴🐾

07/31/2022

Thank you to all of the families who have reserved their spot on the waiting list for a puppy💗🐾

The waitlist for the November litter is now closed to any new applicants.

We're still accepting applications for the January litter from Kilo and Kiwi😊

07/30/2022

These two cuties Loki and Lulu went to their furever home today! I know they're going to be so loved💓🐾

07/24/2022

To get on the waitlist and apply for a puppy🐾 https://www.gooddog.com/breeders/qt-pie-pups-north-carolina

07/19/2022

More cuteness✨✨✨🐾

07/07/2022

Teacup Yorkies Fact or Fallacy
By Linda Shaw- Karojenbe Yorkshire Terriers

Teacup Yorkshire Terriers do they exist, is there such a breed????….We are often asked these questions.

The answer is NO. It is not a special breed. There is NO SUCH BREED as a Teacup.

There is only one breed and that is YORKSHIRE TERRIER occasionally a very small one will come along in a litter as will a larger Yorkshire Terrier.

Ethical breeders do not use the term Teacup, Miniatures, Tinies, Doll- faced, or Teddy Bear.

These are terms used by unscrupulous breeders as a marketing ploy to sell their puppies.

The very small ones are more susceptible to health problems. They can get diarrhea and become sick very quickly. They can also have hypoglycemia, open fontanels or seizures. If at any time they have to have an operation or need to have their teeth cleaned they will have to be watched very closely as they can have a reactions to the anesthetic and have been known to die during the procedure. These are just a few problems that can occur. Because of the health problems they can have they often do not have a long life span.

The very small ones are not suitable around young children. They can be tripped over or trodden on. They can jump from ones arms or jump down off the furniture and do them selves a terrible injury.

A larger Yorkshire Terrier makes a more suitable pet around children. They are not as fragile and are able to join in most of the family fun and activities, but please remember they are not Toys.

Most Breeders breed with females 2.3 to 3.2 Kg or 5 to 7 pound and males 1.8 to 3.2 Kg or 4 to 7 pounds. In this way, we can keep our breed healthy, free whelping and with the minimum of health problems.

No responsible breeder would intentionally breed to produce very tiny Yorkies. “Teacup Yorkies” or any of the above terms could result in health issues for your new Yorkshire Terrier. Please keep this information in mind when looking for your new pet.

07/06/2022

after playtime they were all tired out 😍🐾

06/30/2022

As of 6/29 we do not have any available puppies and will update when we do! 💓🐾

06/30/2022

Little Loki 5 weeks old!💙🐾

06/30/2022

Miss Lulu 5 weeks old 😍🐾

05/29/2022

Theres only 1 boy and 1 girl available to be put on hold from the litter born on 5/27!!!!💗

02/10/2022

"Kookie" found her furever home with the Brooks Family ❤️❤️

02/10/2022

"Kokonut" found her furever home with the Betsey Family 💗💗

02/10/2022

"Kandy" found her furever home with the Mountain Family 💜💜