Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for Sale in Springfield, OR
See the Reasons We Love Yorkies
The Yorkshire Terrier, also known as the Yorkie, holds a special place in our hearts at The Puppy House. People with allergies are often pointed toward Yorkies, since their beautiful, long, silky coat sheds very little. Yorkies generally weigh 7 pounds or less, yet they carry themselves with a big-dog attitude that can be feisty and bossy. But what wins people's hearts is their sweet nature and the deep bond they form with their family. Even better, they love to cuddle and stay close all the time. They adapt well to most families. In the Springfield, Oregon area, reputable Yorkie breeders can be tough to find, since there are so few responsible breeders across the country. This is why we're proud to make our carefully bred Yorkie puppies available to families in Springfield. We want every family to find a healthy, well-raised puppy they can count on.
Our Available Yorkie Puppies In Springfield
See What Sets Our Puppies Apart
We breed and raise our Yorkies the right way here at The Puppy House. Our standards go much further than the basics. All of our adult dogs come from strong bloodlines known for great temperaments, and every one is genetically tested. Every one of our dogs is well looked after and has plenty of space to play and socialize.
Every puppy receives Early Neurological Stimulation (ENS), which is a series of gentle handling exercises done in the first few weeks of life. Socialization is also an important step, since it lays the groundwork for good behavior and habits as puppies grow. In our backyard, the puppies play and explore with kids, adults, and our own vaccinated adult dogs. It's a great way to socialize them, and they get plenty of exercise too.
We'd be happy to have you visit and pick out your puppy in person if you can. That way, you can see our home, get to know our dogs, and meet us face to face. We don't take placing our Yorkies lightly, and to us it's more than a one-time sale. We love building new friendships, keeping in touch, and watching our pups grow up in loving homes.
Before going home, each puppy receives their first round of vaccinations and a thorough veterinary exam. You can rest assured that you're bringing home a healthy, happy Yorkie who's ready to be part of your family.
Flying or Driving a Puppy to Springfield, Oregon, and What Each Costs
Three ways are open to Springfield families, and at this distance most land on one of the first two.
Flight nanny. The majority of Oregon addresses do best this way. A trained handler flies with the puppy in the cabin of a commercial flight, never in cargo, and hands the puppy to you at baggage claim. From Lane County, the practical airports are Eugene Airport, and Salem-Willamette Valley Airport/McNary Field. Most of these deliveries finish the same day, with photos and video along the way. Eight weeks old at minimum, under 20 pounds with the carrier, and cleared on a health certificate by a licensed vet. A flight nanny costs more than ground transport and is quoted per flight, since the price follows the route.
Home delivery by ground. A professional pet transport service drives the puppy door to door in a custom climate controlled van, with an individual carrier, a veterinary check before departure, and updates while they're on the road. Oregon comes in at $450, flat, and that's the fee in Springfield and in , including Eugene OR, Cottage Grove OR, Creswell OR, Oakridge OR, and Lowell OR. Transport leaves Sugarcreek on Tuesdays and the drive runs 2108 miles, which puts most Oregon families at two to three days depending on the route. No airport trip on your end, which is why some families pick it even knowing it takes longer.
Farm pickup. You're welcome at the farm by appointment to meet the puppy where it was raised and go over vaccination records, microchip registration, and the guarantee face to face. With 41 to 43 hours of driving one way from Springfield, very few Oregon families make that trip, though a handful have collected a puppy while already traveling through the Midwest.
A grown Yorkshire Terrier weighs four to seven pounds, so a puppy is far under the airline weight limit and fits easily in a soft carrier under the seat. What does need watching is blood sugar, which can dip in a very small puppy after a stressful travel day or a missed meal, so plan a small meal soon after you get home and a quiet first evening. If the puppy arrives into a wet Oregon afternoon, towel the coat down before it settles in rather than letting it dry damp. Winter storms over the Cascades can push a flight. A little flexibility around the date helps in January and February. Method, timing, and cost all get confirmed on a call before anything is booked.