BREEDING PROGRAM

A collage of multiple images of dogs, mostly small breeds, in various settings and outfits. Some dogs are dressed in costumes or clothing, and they are posed indoors and outdoors.

A personal opinion of mine I’m sure, but my favorite breed is the Yorkshire Terrier by far! I have four yorkies apart of our family and they’re all such a blessing with such different personalities! Down below you will see the two pups of mine that are apart of my program! They currently live in guardian homes and are lovely babies. I’m hoping to have a pups ready to go home in May/June of 2026 and another litter in September/October of 2026.

Benefits of owning a Yorkie..

  • Hypoallergenic : great for those with allergies and those who don’t want dogs that shed all in the home and on clothes

  • So cute : They’re such an adorable puppy size! Great for traveling, a lap dog and just simply adorable

  • Personalities : You can have one that is more reserved, a very active player, or a cuddle master! They’re all so different and have such big personalities for such little dogs!

MY DOGS IN MY PROGRAM BELOW

Small Yorkshire Terrier puppy with tan and black fur sitting on a bed with a cream-colored blanket, against a green geometric wall background.
Close-up of a small Yorkshire Terrier dog with long, silky fur, sitting on a bed in a bedroom with a wooden headboard and pillows in the background.

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Illustration of a black dog with a white bow on its head, standing with its mouth open, inside a circular frame.
Centered text that reads 'Raised in homes with freedom & love' inside a light green circular border.
Text listing programs followed by an organization, including Breeders Bootcamp, Ultimate BAB Guide, and ENS Therapy & Socialization.
A badge with a blue border and white center promoting good dog breeding by Elaine's Pup Co., featuring the slogan 'Good Breeder, Good Dog' and a paw print logo.
The logo of the American Kennel Club featuring a circular design with a twisted rope border, the initials AKC in stylized font inside a circle, and the text 'American Kennel Club' and 'Founded 1884'.
A circular black and white badge with the text 'Raised the BAB Way!' and the website www.badassbreeder.com, with a dog paw print in the background.

Once puppies are born into the world, we begin ENS (early neurological stimulation) and ESI (early scent introduction) at 3 days old. This is performed on days 3-16, including gentle handling and daily weights. ENS is known to improve cardiovascular performance, stronger heartbeats, stronger adrenal glands, more tolerance to stress, and greater resistance to disease. ESI improves nose awareness and confidence.

All Yorkies I breed are American Kennel Club (AKC) Registered. My mom and dad yorkie are both registered with AKC.

We do not breed for the so-called Tea-cups. We breed to the American Kennel Club standard which is 4-7 lbs.