Yorkies, Parti Yorkies, Golden or Gold Yorkies, Golddust, and Biewer Yorkies  for sale in the Twin Cities of Mpls/St. Paul, MN  from Trudy Delich
Parti Yorkies for sale in MN
Tri colored yorkies for sale
Biewers for sale
Yorkies for sale

Contact Trudy at  763-438-5005  trudydelich@gmail.com

Garden Parti Yorkies and Biewers





Yummi resting after a swim in the Lake (notice non blow dried coat!) My first Biewer girl imported from Germany.  I no longer breed Biewers, but I loved her very much.

    This site updated 3/3/23
gallery updated 4/9/20






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Vanessa, who is about 3 lbs.,  naps away in her loving home in the Carolinas.  (She spends part of her time vacationing in FL too.) Isn't she an adorable little parti girl?!
What a darling little Parti Girl.  This little pint sized, 3-1/2 lb baby lives out on the East Coast with her family and comes to the name of "Skittles".

Winston the Cool Guy
Louie and Leo; examples of two adorable tiny golden yorkie boys sired by Sunny with mom, Harper, now in their families
Mitzi now lives in CA.   Little four plus pound Mitzi makes friends wherever she goes. What a dolly! Her canine parents are Ellie and Wriggley.
Hint on Washing Piddle Pads:  If you find your pads are "stinky" when you take them out of the washer (and they have been washed) try running them through the rinse cycle with a small amount of detergent before the regular wash.  You can also try soaking them overnight in a white vinegar solution and then washing as usual.  Drying them outside is the best freshener......even in the winter....isn't that what deck railings are for?
Tip:  Remember to use LESS Frontline if you need it because of a problem  with ticks.  Try starting with .4 (4/10) of a ml for a 5-7 lb yorkie and much less for a smaller one.  You can always add more, but you can't take away what you have already put on.  Another option is the topical repellant spray used for humans as long as they don't lick it.
Tip:  consider consulting with a holistic vet regarding a reasonable vaccination schedule.
Dr. Jessica Levy, a holistic vet in Andover, offers various classes at Canine Crossing  on better ways to feed your yorkies as well as other general health issues. 
drlevy@holistic-vet-care.com
Stardust Tommy Tucker aka "Taser"
All of my dogs are also loved family members. There are no cages and kennels.  They have regular teeth cleaning, take trips, and enjoy a retirement life once they are done with their hard work.  


Research indicates that Parti Yorkies (AKC registrations) and the original Biewer a la Pom Pons (German derived) are essentially from the same Streamglen Kennels of England. Other information indicates that the Tri colored yorkies have existed as long as the traditional yorkies and have been with us all along, although rejected in the past as substandard by  AKC show yorkie breeders.  This is a new era where these beauties are appreciated for their unqiue color genetics! I have chosen recently to focus on the American lines with variant colors.  I proactively work to develop these stunning color variations  to  PROvide a wide and healthy gene pool; to PROmote health; and thus PROtecting the future of these great little dogs to the best of my ability. 
I am "PRO yorkie" in all of their phenotypes! 
My puppies AND adults live in my home as my pets as well as little genetic contributors. Some of my adults live with their families in other places and come back to me for whelping and early baby raising.  This allows all of the dogs for whom I am responsible to have wonderful lives with full pet benefits.  It also allows me to have a bigger gene pool for a serious yet conscientious breeding program.  These girls are highly valued by both their very own families and by me.  They deserve the best when they work so hard for me.  The babies are started out on washable puppy piddle pads. New owners can choose to continue this method of training or change to the outdoors.  
HINT:  Keep a bottle of hydrogen peroxide on hand.  If your yorkie accidentally swallows something harmful (like tylenol or other human medicines, or gets into that raw hamburger sitting out ready to be grilled) give about 2-3 cc.s of hydrogen peroxide to cause your dog to throw it back up.  If that is not enough, give some more (they don't take it voluntarily!  Think in terms of using a syringe to get it down).  This will save your dog's life and at the least will circumvent a very expensive trip to the ER vet (these things always happen on a Saturday night or holidays) who uses the same stuff to get your dog to throw up; except that it costs much more and wastes valuable time getting there!
A Taser/Yummy breeding making these four 7 wk old boys Biewer carriers.  All sold as pets.
Hint:  Many yorkies suffer from  weight problems and as the years go by, digestive issues just like humans.  They benefit from regular exercise just like us.  Also, consider discontinuing the use of kibble if you are using it and feeding "real food".  Kibble is a highly processed food with NO living anything.  Consider using a pre and probiotic with every feeding.  Consider making your yorkie's food (think in terms of a protein (one at a time) like turkey, antibiotic free chicken, lamb, venison, beef, always low fat, a yellow vegetable like carrots, squash, pumpkin OR sweet potatoes, a green like spinach, kale, cabbage, OR broccoli and a handful or brown rice.  It can be made ahead and frozen in balls for easy and quick use.  Add a vitamin in the morning to cover the mineral bases, and fish oil at nighttime feeding.  This is much more natural for your yorkie and may avoid the issues that can sometimes pop up from kibble feeding.
Hint:  Try using  real food for treats like freeze dried raw such as is made by Stella and Chewies or Primal or any other reputable freeze dried raw product.
Regarding Raw Food:  I have experimented with Stella and Chewy's, Primal and Northwest Naturals diet.  It is highly recommended by most holistic veterinarians.  Dehydrated freeze dried raw food from the same companies can be combined with other food you use or the perfect healthy treat.    The enzymes in the raw food help with digestion and in fact this food is much easier to digest than kibble.  You could also consider a simple homemade diet.  I feed this to almost all of my dogs regularly.  I use a yellow veg (carrots, squash, pumpkin, sweet potato), a green (kale, spinach, cabbage, broccoli) and protein (turkey, chicken, lamb from our farm, venison once in awhile) along with a good morning vitamin to get the minerals right, and a fish oil capsule at nighttime feeding. Low fat.  I don't feed raw all of the time because of the higher fat content over time. Always meals served with a pre/probiotic. Feel free to contact me if you want more info on this.  I feed "real food".
Trudy Delich 763-438-5005  trudydelich@gmail.com
trudydelich@gmail.com
763-438-5005
  Re: YORKIE DIGESTION 
   I hear from people all over the USA regarding the stories of their     yorkie (usually formerly).  More and more are telling me about the irritable bowel disease that their yorkie develops, more commonly as they advance in years, but even at younger ages.  I have come to believe that the constant feeding of KIBBLE is behind a lot of this difficulty.  Kibble is not a natural form for food.  It is for the convenience of the humans.  Consider using soft, real hydrated foods in addition to kibble if you feel you must use kibble at all OR change off.  Certainly the least you can do is to hydrate the kibble before feeding.  It is a myth that chewing hard kibble preserves tooth function.  Only a personal cleaning schedule will do that (wouldn't it be great if we humans could munch on hard cookies and not have to therefore brush our teeth!)
Tiny Little Lucy at home in her new harness dress
A beautiful, parti girl out of Dazzle and Bubba Louie who left too soon as a result of a dental cleaning gone awry.  Beautiful shining "Stella".
What is the Difference between a Biewer and Parti Yorkie?

The Yorkshire Terrier has expanded in color variation in recent years.  It has taken two pathways with the German derivation being known as the Biewer (and various appendage titles depending on who you are talking to). The gold colors in Germany/Europe have become known as "Golddust" and so on. There are  problems currently with the Biewers, both in genetics and in goals/clubs/ideologies.  I am no longer breeding Biewers. 
Simultaneous to acknowledged emergence of the Biewers in Germany was the public advent of the American version of the Tri colored yorkie, often referred to as the "Parti Yorkie" (and also including now golds and chocolates both solid and parti).  These are AKC recognized by virtue of solid DNA testing several years back.  More outcrossing has taken place and the health problems do not seem to be any different than the traditionally colored yorkies as we have known them.  I am focusing on the American version of the tri colored and gold yorkies.    

TIP:  LESS protein is considered by some healthier for diminutive dogs like yorkies to help save on their kidneys and liver over time.  However, not all agree on this.  
Tip:  The most effective and easily used yorkie teeth care products I have found are a combination of Dental  Pads  a baby tooth brush and the magical PetzLife Oral Care Gel OR Oxygenated Coconut Oil (which can be easier on the gut and healthy too....I have noticed some yorkies not tolerating the PetzLife as well). Clean at least 5X's a week.   If your yorkie is not used to teeth cleaning proceed very gradually, with a cheerful and matter of fact attitude. It may take  you up to six months to habituate your dog to this procedure.  If you don't do anything but yearly professional cleanings, you may end up with a toothless wonder in middle age (the yorkie's middle age, not yours!)  Email me if you have more questions on this.
TIP:  tumeric is good for dogs too!  Try adding some to each meal. Usually dogs like the taste.


Tip:  psyllium powdered husks is a good fiber additive, especially if you are feeding kibble.  Just be sure to add enough water so that it does not swell while they are swallowing and block the throat.
My puppy information and PRICING are found on the 
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Meet Maddie! St. Paul Winter Carnival Canine Queen of the Snows 2019!  
We are so proud! Maddie is out of Sprout & Kala Lily and was entered by her owner, Sheila, who also has the etsy shop on my Baby Buds page.
Bella the Dolly at home in Florida
Be sure to click on the tabs at the top of this page to navigate to the Puppy page, Gallery, the Sires and Dams....
TIP: Sometimes yorkies are prone to Gut inflammation issues, especially following an event of eating something bad or a history of kibble feeding.  There is a great product called 
Gastro Assist, all natural, to replace the  constant trips to the vet to get metronidizole or other such antibiotics only to have it return at a future date.  Gastro Assist is a big gun probiotic and other compound that really works and is used regularly as part of your yorkie's diet.  It is ordered online.  Made for humans with the same issues.  Contact me if you have more questions on this.
Mandate: avoid oral multiple treatment flea and tick products.  Remember, as such they go through the major organs thoroughly.
These two pretty boys are owned by close relatives who live in close proximity.  They spend a lot of time together and are good friends.  Beautiful boys!
Garden Parti Kala Lily
Garden Parti Sasha @ almost 5 months from the last litter of Paladin and Cherish now in her home and much loved.
Tiny Gretl AVAILABLE....CONTACT KAREN details on the right
​Greetings from the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul,  Rochester area and Bemidji of Minnesota. (I live in multiple places in MN.) It is my pleasure to offer for sale  Tri-colored (Parti ) yorkies. Having bred the irresistible yorkie for  30 years, I  now am focusing on the flashy and stunning Tri-colors, black and whites and sometimes chocolates. I offer them for sale to loving homes.  I welcome calls or emails.  I love my yorkies!




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