Yorkies by Elainea
479-577-2650
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IN GOD WE TRUST
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"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all."
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Hi, my name is Elainea, and I am Yorkies By Elainea. I have been raising Yorkies for eight years.
My family and I live on a small farm in Arkansas. We raise cattle, 4-H pigs, chickens, and of course my Precious Yorkies. They are truly Gods creatures. They are so loving and caring. They give that unconditional love that no other animal can give. My precious Yorkies get the full effect of the true meaning of country. They have the mountains to view, along with howling with the other wild animals at night, they absolutely sing in unison as the night falls on this beautiful country side. They get to run out in the pasture where the cows roam. And when I’m not watching they even get to roll in a cow patty. They love to find a frog or a worm that is their favorite things to play with.
Raising my yorkies is my passion. I started with one little guy, Sammie, that was given to me. He had little leg problems and wasn’t expected to live over a year.
It saddens my heart to tell everyone that Sammy has passed on to Yorkie Heaven. He was eight years old. He was born March 8, 2000 and passed away March 13, 2008.
We loved him so much and he loved us. He was so much a part of our family. He still had leg problems but he was still the boss when he was around my other babies. They knew that he was the first one on the farm and he will always be the King of the hill.
All of my babies come with a one year guarantee. A current health record, current on all their shots and rabies if needed. They are raised on newspapers to help with the potty training. They are weaned on Eukanuba dry puppy, cottage cheese, pedigree can dog food. This is mixed together and given to them along with a bowl of dry. As they get older and eating their dry food better the mixture is given less and less. Until they are eating just dry food.
When they are ready to go to their new home I start weaning them from their playmates. They get a playpen by themselves during the day and at night. This way they get used to eating by themselves and sleeping along. During the day at play time they get to play and run with the rest of them.
When you decide to buy one of my Yorkie Puppies I suggest that the first thing to buy is some kind of play pen. Their pens here are 4x4, and a baby play pen is just a little smaller then their pen here. They work great.
When they are ready to go to their new home you will get a gift package that will contain all their toys and blankets that they have been sleeping with. It will have their smell on it and it will help them make the switch to their new home easier.
If they fly they will come in the crate that has been in their pen. By doing this it will help with the crate training and potty training. It will make them more comfortable when flying because they are used to having the crate around. And a familiar smell that will ease their sence of change. So it will be used by the Yorkie Puppy that you are getting.
You will get a sample pack of Eukanuba Puppy, NuVet Plus Vitamins, can of A/D can dog food, Nutra Stat, puppy pad, sugar coated cheerios.
It takes about one week to make all the arrangments for a new home.
All of my Yorkie Puppies are very well taken care of, very happy, and very healthy.
They are given a lot of lovin and huggin all their life. I am there from the very first moment they are born. They are touch and rubbed and scratched so when they are adults they are very socialized and love all the attention that you can give them.
For my registry, I perfer American's Pet Registry, Inc. They are very friendly and take the time to talk to you like a real person. And want to help you with your needs and questions.
I do offer American Kennel Club, upon request.
If you think that you might need one of my Yorkie Puppies please call me or e-mail anytime.
My home phone number is
479-577-2650.
My e-mail is
yorkiesbyelainea@yahoo.com
Thank you for taking the time to view my website and to look at my Yorkie Puppies.
Have a good day and God Bless.
Elainea Allen
Arkansas Yorkies Breeder
AR Yorkies For Sale
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A little added note to those who want to know me and my business. I am USDA Inspected, AKC Inspected and Vet Inspected on a yearly visit. I have had nothing but great reviews. Call or e-mail my AKC inspector, my USDA Inspector or my Vet inspector. Feel free to e-mail some of my guest that have signed my guest book. They don't mind or they wouldn't have signed it.
Having my USDA certificate doesn't mean that I am a "puppy mill" that some people like to use so often. It does mean that I have a very well kept ficality, well maintained, very clean enviorment, healthy, clean and well groomed dogs, plenty of excercise, And free of any house hold chemicals that can be so deadly to a puppy if eaten.
Yes, I will have a flea or a tick every once in a while, because I do let my puppies out side to run and play in the grass and in their big yard. Frontline is used to help protect them.
I sale my own puppies. I'm not a broker, I don't buy other people's puppies to resale. And I don't sell to brokers or pet stores.
The USDA inspects my facality and my animals to make sure that everyone is in good healthy, clean shape. A Well kept play yard, with plenty of excercise. And make sure that the puppies are in good health and clean play area with clean water and a good healthy food. They also check record keeping on my adults and vet inspection. They will help with any question that I might have about my dogs.
So you see if a person that raises animals just like I do, and don't have a certificate, an goes around bad mouthing someone else that has a USDA Certificate, they are hiding something. They don't have anyone checking on them, they don't have any rules or regulations to follow. How do you know that they aren't a "puppy mill". Who knows, because nobody has inspected their "home raised puppies."
When talking to someone about their "home raised puppies" besure and ask them how many dogs that they have in their house. If they have more than 3 breeding females, then in the site of the United States Goverment (USDA) they are considered a kennel and require a State Certificate and is required to be inspected yearly. I have Great reviews from USDA. My USDA inspector is a Vet himself. So he knows what he is doing.
American Kennel Club comes to my facality every 1 year to 18 months to inspect my facality and check AKC Records and DNA puppies and Adult. They go through AKC records on past litters and current litters. I have to have all my males AKC DNA. Everyone check out perfect. I have always had great reviews from AKC.
My Vet, Dr Emmett Barnett, checks my facality yearly. Call him and speak with him about me and my facailty. He won't care.
If anyone has any questions about me or my program please call and speak with the person that knows..... me. Or some of my guest on my guest book. Don't take anyone else word for it. Do your own research and read my website from front to back. And you make your on adult decision about me and my home. You'll be glad that you did.
Call I would be glad to speak with you and answer any questions that you might have. 479-577-2650
Thank you for your time.
Elainea Allen
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