- Characteristics
- Affectionate, Dignified, Friendly, Funny, Loves, Loyal, Playful, Quiet, Smart
- Coat length
- Short
- House-trained
- Yes
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
- Good in a home with
- Other dogs, children.
Yorkie
Simba
$800.00
+ Free ShippingSimba the Teacup Yorkie
📌 General Information
•Breed: Teacup Yorkshire Terrier (miniature version of the Toy Yorkie)
•Age: 8 weeks old (assuming same age as Jena unless you tell me otherwise)
•Sex: Male
•Name: Simba
•Expected Adult Size: 2–4 lbs
•Current Size (at 8 weeks): About 0.8 – 1.3 lbs (slightly larger than some females, but still very tiny).
🧬 Temperament & Personality
Teacup Yorkie boys like Simba usually have:
•Playful Energy 🎾 – He’ll be a little clown, full of energy and curiosity.
•Loving & Cuddly 💕 – Male Yorkies are often more openly affectionate than females, seeking constant snuggles.
•Protective Streak 🛡 – Simba may bark at new sounds or strangers, acting like the “little guardian.”
•Smart but Mischievous 🧠 – Quick to learn commands, but also quick to test boundaries.
•Brave & Adventurous 🦁 – True to his name, Simba may show a fearless side, exploring and acting “bigger” than his size.
🍽 Feeding & Care Needs (8 Weeks Old)
•Diet: Tiny-breed puppy kibble or wet food, rich in protein.
•Feeding Schedule: 4–5 small meals daily (to avoid hypoglycemia).
•Water: Clean, always accessible.
•Supplements: Keep Nutri-Cal or honey handy for energy dips.
🛠 Training & Development
•Potty Training: Begin now use pee pads or crate training. Male Yorkies may mark when older, so consistency is key.
•Basic Commands: Start with “sit,” “come,” and his name (“Simba!”). Keep sessions short and fun.
•Socialization: Introduce Simba to different people, pets, and gentle sounds so he grows into a confident adult.
❤ Health & Safety
•Vet Care: At 8 weeks, Simba should be on his first vaccination set. Booster shots are needed at 12 and 16 weeks.
•Fragility: Very delicate prevent falls or rough play.
•Hypoglycemia Risk: Watch for shaking, weakness, or sudden tiredness.
•Teething Soon: Provide mini chew toys to prevent chewing furniture.
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