What exactly is a teacup puppy?
It is merely a term we use to describe the size of a dog that is smaller than average. Most of our puppies range from 1.5 pounds to 3 pounds.
Are teacup puppies unhealthy?
This is a very common misconception, but the answer is no. They are, however, equivalent to newborn babies and require a lot more care and attention than your average sized puppy. Because of their tiny size and delicate nature, their immune systems can be compromised, so you need to be a little more careful in what they come into contact with and how they are handled. As they get older, their immune systems grow stronger and they are just as healthy as any other dog. All our puppies must pass a physical from our certified vet and also CIFA government vet before they are shipped to their new homes.
What is the average life span of a teacup or toy sized puppy?
The average life span is actually 8 to 14 years for a teacup or toy sized dog–actually longer than larger breeds of dogs!
What are the prices of your puppies?
Each puppy is priced based on the price we get from our breeders. Each puppy is priced based on breed, size, quality, gender, body structure. There are many factors and that is why there is a big difference in pricing from puppy to puppy. Our puppies do start at $3800 and up. This does not include shipping/nanny fee. Price for shipping is based on your location.
Where do you get your puppies?
We work with a select group of licensed breeders in S. Korea. Our breeders have a consistent record of providing healthy and extremely smaller than average puppies. We screen out any breeders that don’t meet our quality of standards. We do not work with puppy mills.
How old are your puppies?
Our puppies vary in age, but must be at least 3 months old before arriving in our care. Most puppies are ready to go after being checked by a veterinarian, but sometimes the tiny ones must stay a bit longer, so they don’t stress and we can make sure they develop proper eating habits and develop social skills for their new families.