The World’s Original breeder of the World’s Smallest

Tiny Micro Teacup & Toy Puppies!

The Urban Puppies has been rated the best

choice for Teacup & Toy Puppy Adoptions.

Since 2004. Our customers range from: families

looking to add a new furry member to their

loving clan; celebrities looking to have

companionship out in public and in the privacy

of their home; and people who may be a bit

lonely in life and looking for an extra set of legs

or two to cuddle with at night!

With the right kind of attitude and perseverance,

today you too can own a delightful tiny teacup

puppy delivered straight to you from the Urban

Puppies! We hope to soon call you the newest

member of our Urban Puppies Family!

We have more then 20 year experience in breeding

puppies for her family operation allowed us to breed

tiny Teacup Yorkshire Terrier Pups. We started this

website in 2006, and it has grown tremendously since

then, allowing us to throw our nets further out to start

offering other kinds of tiny teacup breeds based on

popular requests. We made some calls, did our

research, and in no time, we opened relationships with

other local breeders of tiny teacup puppies. We made

sure that these breeders kept the same strict standards

we expected of ourselves in order to ensure we were

selling high-quality teacup dog breeds on the most

ethical level.

There are variations depending on which standard is being

used; many,like the American Kennel Club, call for a

weight that is ideally between 4 and 6 lb (1.8 to 2.7 kg),

and no more than 7 lb (3.2 kg). The teacup Maltese

puppies coat is long and silky and lacks an undercoat. The

teacup Maltese puppies color is pure white and although

cream or light lemon ears are permissible, they are not

desirable. Some Maltese puppies may have curly or woolly

hair, but this is outside the Maltese dog standard. The small

Maltese dog puppies characteristics include slightly

rounded skulls, with a one (1) finger width dome and a

black nose that is two (2) finger widths long.

Our #1 priority is the welfare of our teacups! Falling in

love is the easy part, and we take all precautions to

ensure that you are the right person to take home our

amazing furry friends! If we recognize that you’re a

loving, good home, then you’re one step closer to

finding your new true love. We only require that they

find homes where they will be treated the way they

deserve to be. Are you that family that will treat them

right? Good. Let’s begin!

We promise you, we will not let you leave until we are

sure you can handle your new baby tea-cup. Our

number one priority is our babies. We must make sure

they all go to good homes where they will be treated

like they deserve

In the first two weeks we will ask you to monitor your

puppy’s behavior closely and make sure your puppy is

doing what every healthy puppy does: eat food, drink

water, play and goes to the bathroom regularly.

The most important thing to remember is that a puppy is

exactly like a human baby until it’s about 4 months old.

It needs to get a lot of rest and quite time so it can

develop and be your best friend for life.

When bringing your new puppy home we recommend

not to give it access to the whole house right away,

rather, you should designate a room where it is nice and

warm, and let your new friend get used to his new home

slowly. In that room, make sure the puppy has fresh

drinking water available all the time and has access to it

whenever it feels thirsty.

There are many things we can do to prevent that,

but we must take action fast. So be sure to have our

numbers handy in case you need to call. For first

aid – Use a clean towel to wrap around the puppy

and make sure he is warm. Rub a bit of honey, corn

syrup or some Nutri-Cal on the gums to get some

glucose in his blood. Try to get the puppy to eat

ASAP. If the attack is very strong take him

immediately to see a vet. And no, you don’t need

to wake up in the middle of the night to feed your

little baby.

Check your puppy on a daily basis to make sure everything is OK.

-The eyes should be nice and clean, if needed, use a

baby wipe to clean gently around the eye.

-The nose should be slightly wet and the stool should be

nice and solid.

-His ears should also be looked at to make sure they are

clean.

We wish you the best of luck with your new tea-cup baby and hope you will have only good times together!

Teacup puppies appeal to many people for the simple

fact that they are so small. Many people tend to think

that if they live in a small apartment, then a teacup

puppy is the perfect choice. However there are some

things that one needs to take into consideration before

buying a teacup puppy. The teacup puppy is a miniature

dog that has a smaller fully grown size compared to

other breeds. The price of these teacup dogs depends

on the breed and size. There are various types of teacup

puppy breeds including Maltipoo, poodle, Yorkshire,

Pomeranian and Chihuahua.

Everyone admits that your cute little teacup puppy no

longer looks cute as it begins pooping all over your

apartment and furniture. It is less depending on your

teacup puppy breed (Yorkie, Maltese, Pomeranian,

Maltipoo, YorkiePoo etc.), it is either really difficult to

potty train your puppy or incredibly easy. For most

breeds, the drudgery lies somewhere in between – they

are reluctant to learn at first, but later, when you show

them you mean business, they are happy to oblige.

Bottom line is - Potty training your new Teacup Puppy will

be your job and the more seriously you will take it the

fast you can get it done.

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