Jinez is a kid friendly Yorkie puppy — an eleven-week-old female raised around children and everyday household noise, vet examined and available now at $680.
| Breed | Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie) |
|---|---|
| Sex | Female |
| Age | 11 weeks old |
| Current weight | Weighed for you on request — we confirm exact weight when you are ready to take a puppy home |
| Vaccinations | Age-appropriate, records included |
| Veterinary exam | Completed by a licensed veterinarian |
| Microchip | Available on request, at cost |
| Guarantee | 14-day money-back from arrival |
| Status | Available now |
| Price | $680 — delivery quoted separately |
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Kid Friendly Yorkie Puppy — Jinez, 11 Weeks Old
This listing sets out everything we know about Jinez as a kid friendly yorkie puppy — temperament, paperwork, and what happens after you enquire.
Read on for the full detail on this kid friendly yorkie puppy, including the questions most buyers only think to ask later.
Meet Jinez
Jinez is an 11-week-old female Yorkshire Terrier with an unusually level temperament for a puppy of her age. She recovers quickly from a startle, she does not snap when she is handled awkwardly, and she is the one who stays asleep when the room gets loud.
She has been raised in our living room in Lena, Louisiana with children in and out of the house every day. That is not a marketing line — it is simply the environment she was born into, and it shows.
What “kid friendly” means, and what it does not
Jinez is genuinely tolerant. She has been picked up clumsily, had toys taken off her, and been woken up by noise, and she has stayed relaxed through all of it. For a toy breed that matters enormously.
What it does not mean is that she is suitable for toddlers. An adult Yorkshire Terrier weighs four to seven pounds, and a fall from chest height can break bones. We recommend Jinez for families with children aged around eight and up, who can be taught to sit on the floor to hold her. We have written honestly about Yorkies and children here.
House rules that make it work
- She is only picked up sitting down on the floor — never carried while walking
- Her crate is hers; nobody reaches into it
- No disturbing her while she eats or sleeps
- Adults supervise every interaction with children under eight
Health records for this kid friendly yorkie puppy
Jinez has been examined by a licensed veterinarian and has her age-appropriate vaccinations and deworming completed and documented. Records travel with her. She will not be released before twelve weeks of age. Microchipping is available on request, at cost.
What comes with Jinez
- Veterinary examination certificate and vaccination record
- Deworming history
- Written 14-day money-back guarantee
- Signed adoption agreement, sent before any deposit
- Two weeks of her current food
- A blanket carrying her littermates’ scent
Bringing your kid friendly yorkie puppy home
Free collection in Louisiana, or in-cabin flight nanny or ground transport across the USA and Canada. Delivery quoted in writing before any deposit. We never ship a puppy in the cargo hold.
Teacup Yorkies: what the word actually means
Families searching for a kid friendly yorkie puppy often search for teacup Yorkies in the same breath, so it is worth being direct about the term.
Teacup is not a recognised size
No kennel club anywhere recognises teacup Yorkies as a classification. The Yorkshire Terrier sits in the Toy Group, and the breed standard places an adult at up to seven pounds. Anything marketed as a teacup is simply a small Yorkshire Terrier with a premium attached to the word.
Why the label costs buyers money
Dogs sold as teacup Yorkies routinely carry several hundred dollars of markup, and extreme miniaturisation raises the risk of hypoglycaemia, dental crowding, fragile bones and anaesthetic complications. We set out those risks in full here.
Where Jinez sits
She is not bred or sold as one of the teacup Yorkies you will see advertised elsewhere. She is a properly proportioned toy-group dog, and we do not charge a premium for the word.
Yorkshire Terrier puppies for sale: what to check before you buy
Whether you choose Jinez or buy elsewhere, the same checks apply to any Yorkshire Terrier puppies for sale you are considering.
Ask for photographs of that exact puppy
Anyone advertising Yorkshire Terrier puppies for sale should be able to send you fresh photographs of the specific puppy on request. Stock photography lifted from another website is the single clearest warning sign there is.
Ask what the paperwork covers
Genuine Yorkshire Terrier puppies for sale come with a veterinary examination certificate, a vaccination record and a written agreement. Read the guarantee before you pay a deposit, not after. Our guide to spotting a real breeder covers the rest.
Ask how delivery is quoted
Transport for Yorkshire Terrier puppies for sale should be quoted in writing up front. Costs that appear after a deposit are the most common way buyers lose money.
Every kid friendly yorkie puppy we place leaves with the same paperwork and the same written guarantee.
What makes a kid friendly Yorkie puppy, and what it cannot change
A genuinely kid friendly Yorkie puppy is made in weeks three to twelve, not chosen from a photograph. Jinez has been picked up clumsily, had toys taken from her, and been woken by noise, and she has stayed relaxed through all of it. That tolerance is learned, and it is the single most valuable thing a breeder can give a family dog.
What it cannot change is physics. An adult Yorkshire Terrier weighs four to seven pounds. A fall from chest height can break bones, and no amount of temperament work alters that. We recommend Jinez for children aged around eight and up.
Four house rules make it work: she is only picked up sitting down on the floor, her crate is hers and nobody reaches into it, nobody disturbs her while she eats or sleeps, and an adult supervises every interaction with children under eight.
Further reading: AVMA guidance on choosing a dog
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