We are a small in-home Breeder. We started breeding in 2012 with Labradoodles and transitioned into the Toy Breeds of Yorkies in 2013 and in 2014 added Shorkies, and in 2019 We added Morkies.  Currently Our Breeding Program consists of Yorkies and Morkies. We only have 3 Breeding Fur-Mommies at any given time. For the Health of Our Fur-Mommies we generally breed back to back until they are ready to retire at which time they are Spayed. Retirement age is determined on an individual basis as there are many variables that are taken into factor such as health, interest, temperament, etc. Thus far, we have had Fur-Mommies retired by the time they turned 6-8 years of age or sooner. Once retired, We will Adopt them out if and when there is a suitable family. They are OUR Furbabies and we know their personalities and needs and work to make sure we find the right fit before placing them with new families. 

Our Furbabies are Loved and Cared for as they are a part of our family. Great care is taken in preparing them to go home. They are raised in 1 of 3 Nurseries where they are transitioned to being able to run freely in our home. They are handled and socialized daily around My Children and Grandchildren. Their potty training to reusable puddle pads begins between weeks 2-3 and their behavioral training begins between weeks 4-5, and continues until they are ready to go home. They are trained using Positive Reinforcement with simple words and phrases. Our goal is for them to be familiar with the active life of a family and to be independent and confident. We work hard to help give them a great foundation by which to grow.

The transition from our home to yours is a very delicate time in your Furbaby’s life. We do our best to send them home with items they are already familiar with to aid in the comfort of their transition. Some of the items included in their Gift Bag: a reusable puddle pad, a blanket and stuffed toy/toys that smell like their Fur-Mommy and Littermates, Blue Buffalo Puppy Food, treats, important information on the breed and your specific Furbaby as well as information on Hypoglycemia in Puppies. The goal we have for our Furbabies is selecting families who will Love them as much as we do and who are committed to providing a Loving and Nurturing Forever Home.

We put more time and tears into our Furbabies than could ever be compensated because we Love bringing Families and our tiny Furbabies together!!! We know what our Furbabies need and refuse to compromise Our Standards. We spend many sleepless nights and endless hours hand feeding, raising, and behavior training our Furbabies. We breed because we believe toy breeds make wonderful companions and can be the perfect addition to a family when raised properly. Furthermore, we believe it’s a Breeders responsibility to know their breed and educate Adoptive Families on what to expect and how to raise their newest family member, just as we believe if you choose to Adopt from a Breeder you have a responsibility to make sure you have done your homework on the breed and Breeder.

Dewclaws are removed on all the breeds. Tails are docked on Yorkies. Age appropriate Vaccinations will be kept current until your Furbaby is ready to go home. There are no guarantees on size, health, color, disposition, etc. Our Furbabies are raised in a semi-controlled environment.  Whereby, we do allow families to come meet with Fur-Mommies and Fur-Daddy, as well as to pick out their Furbabies when they arrive. We do not allow Adopting Families to bring their current furry family into our yard, home, or around our Furbabies, as the risk of temperaments clashing and/or the possibility of introducing an illness could be detrimental to our Furbabies. We are more than happy to offer advice on introducing your newest furry family member to the rest of your furry family when it is time to take your Furbaby home. Furthermore, our connection to our Furbabies does not stop when they leave our home. We are available for you if ever you should have questions or concerns about your Furbaby, for the life of your Furbaby. We are not a replacement for a Professional Veterinarian and will always recommend seeking you to consult with them for the best and most up to date care for your Furbaby.