PUPPYBLISS
Raised With Love
Made for Companionship
Loved for Life
Meet the YorkiPoos. Born June 26 to Rosie and Toby. Raised with love inside our home.
The Pack Grows Again
"On June 26th, Rosie — Ruthie’s sister — gave birth to three puppies. Their dad is Toby, our Yorkie, same as last time."
Three YorkiPoo puppies, hand-raised inside our home in West Palm Beach, Florida. Last spring it was Ruthie. This time it's her sister Rosie, and Toby is the father again. Rosie is a first-time mom and she has taken to it the way Ruthie did: nursed and watched over her litter without any fuss from the start. By the time one of them leaves with you, they already trust people and they know what a normal household sounds like.
I raise dogs the same way I raise the birds. Calm hands. Real life from the start. Nothing rushed, nothing staged. Just Rosie, a quiet house, and three puppies being loved on every day.
The Three YorkiPoos
Biscotti
Curious first, cuddly second. He'll survey the whole room, then sleep off the afternoon on your lap.
ReserveOreo
Quiet at the first meeting. Give him that minute and he picks his person for life.
Reserve
Maple
The greeter. She hears you coming and arrives at a run, every single time.
A Companion Built for Calm Homes
Temperament
Quick to bond, slow to spook. They've inherited the Poodle's good sense and the Yorkshire Terrier's heart, which is a combination that learns fast and stays close to its people.
Hypoallergenic
Both parents carry hair instead of fur, so these pups shed almost nothing. That makes them a good fit for most allergy-sensitive homes. Plan on a groom every six to eight weeks so the curls stay soft and tangle-free.
Size-for-Life
From this pairing, adults usually settle between eight and fourteen pounds. Small enough to share an apartment, sturdy enough to walk with the kids, and built for a long, full life on your lap.
"You raise them around real life and they grow up trusting it. That works for parrots. It works for puppies, too."
Common Questions
How big will they get?
From this pairing, adults usually settle between eight and fourteen pounds. Rosie is a miniature Poodle and Toby is a Yorkie, so there is some spread across a litter. I'll give you a closer estimate for your puppy when you come to pick them up.
Do they shed?
Hardly at all. Both parents carry hair instead of fur, which is why these pups are a good fit for most allergy-sensitive homes. Plan on a professional groom every six to eight weeks so the curls stay soft.
When can they come home?
Between eight and ten weeks old, once they're fully weaned, eating well, and have had their first vet check and first round of shots. These three were born June 26, so they can go home starting August 21.
What's the deposit and total placement fee?
Deposit is $500 to hold a specific puppy. I share the total privately by email once we've had a chance to talk. Pricing belongs in a real conversation, not on a public page.
What's included?
A vet exam, first round of shots, microchip, a starter bag of food, a written health record, and an open line to me for as long as you have your dog. The health guarantee is spelled out in the contract.
Do you ship?
I prefer that you pick up here in West Palm Beach so we can meet face to face. For homes further out, we can often ‘nanny ship’ the puppy, where a courier flies with them in the cabin. I don't air-ship young puppies in cargo.
How do I avoid puppy scams?
Ask for a live video call with the puppy before you send any money. Look me up. I've been hand-raising parrots out of this house for years, and all of that is verifiable. Never wire money or pay with gift cards. If anything feels off, walk away. A real breeder will welcome every one of those checks.
If one of these three feels right, write to me.
Placement is a conversation, not a transaction. Tell me a little about your home and what your days look like. I'll write back within a couple of days and we can go from there.