Going fast....prices reduced

I have lowered the price on my last two boys...Roger and Pete.

We have been very busy here the past couple days. Our babies are leaving for their new homes...I only have two puppies (boys) left from Peggy's litter and I have Cassandra, the girl born in August. You might wonder why I still have an 8 month old puppy. It is not because I could not sell her...it is because I did not try. I never even ran an ad. Life was busy, she was tiny and I decided to wait to advertise her when these newest pups were ready. Besides...it really gives everyone an onsite tangible example of what my puppies look like growing up!

Cassandra (I call her Lil' Bit) was born in August 2011 and is now 8 months old. She weighs about 3.5 lbs and looks like a little puppy. She has huge eyes, a round doll face and has a friendly, playful, easy going personality. She is not hyper nor is she a scaredy cat. She is near perfect. She looks very yorkie..except for those down ears/long tail.

Enjoy pictures of the remaining available puppies listed on our site...remember, if you "click" the photos on the right sidebar you will be able to watch videos posted on our youtube channel.

I do not have the only morkies in the valley....but I believe they are the best and I am sure my puppy families agree.

Joan

This is Joan
She is a confident and tiny little thing.
Estimated adult size is 3 lbs
$1500

Available

Caden and Cassandra are available. These are the smallest morkies we have had so far...both girls are just over 1 lb at nearly 11 weeks of age! They eat Cesar Puppy food and use a potty pad to do their business. They are much to small to be outside!!!

Expected adult size is 3 lbs.

If you are looking for a tiny little companion to accompany you everywhere you go...these girls are the ones!

Puppies this tiny and perfect are few and far between. When you do find one...they are ridiculously expensive, easily twice what I have these girls listed for.

Puppies like this are not suitable for just any home....they cannot be left at home alone all day or in a home with small children. Nothing against children......it is just that these girls are so tiny and fragile. They need someone home while they are puppies to assure they eat enough (puppy will become hypoglycemic if she misses a meal).