Teacup puppies are available in Maltese, Chihuahuas, Pomeranians and Yorkshire Terriers. The puppies also come in a variety of colors depending on the breed.

Most of our puppies are expected to be 2~4lbs when full grown.  The estimated weight is done by the puppy growth chart that can be found on google.

To give better idea of how puppies will mature, full grown teacup size dogs are available at the site for viewing as well.

All our puppies are over 3 months old.  This is due to their special size, they will not be ready until at least 3 months old.  

We also do not recommend for anyone to buy teacup puppies when they are too young.

In Korea, tiny teacup size dogs have been around for a long time.

This is because Korea is a small country so approximately 90% of the population in Korea lives in apartments, which has made teacup dogs very popular.

Teacup puppies from Korea are also smaller than the puppies available in North America since Koreans have been breeding them to be smaller for a lengthlier period of time.

Yes and no.

I own teacup size dogs myself and they weigh about 2lbs full grown.  When I first got her, I was very careful with her because there were so many rumours about teacup dogs being weak and sick.  But I realized as time passed that they are same as regular size dogs.  Yes, they are more delicate and fragile since their bones and organs are petite but that does not mean they are weak.  

I take my dogs for a walk almost everyday.  She loves playing with other dogs regardless of size.   Can you imagine a rabbit size dog trying to play with German Shepherd?

That is exactly what she tries to do.  Granted, I am more careful with her when she plays with other dogs due to the size difference, but other that that, taking care of these puppies are not different from taking care of regular size puppies.