Bella

My babies will be ready in 2 weeks i have 2 boys and 1 girl

Very chill, relaxed

She’s a sweet little baby, going on about 8-9 weeks old. Listens well, working on potty training, very playful puppy

Monterey County, CA. Millie is a 2.5-year-old purebred Yorkshire Terrier (born July 6th), weighing about 5 pounds. She is AKC and I got her from a reputable breeder in San Jose when she was 8 weeks old (I have the paperwork). She has recently been spayed. I need to rehome Millie because my demanding postdoc fellowship schedule and work shifts make it difficult for me to provide her with the consistent care and attention she deserves. Millie is a very sweet and loving dog, sleeping next to you and snuggling whenever she can. She thrives in calm, quiet environments and enjoys being close to her person. She has been an indoor pet her whole life. She uses pee pads but is not fully potty trained — she occasionally misses the pad, especially when she’s alone. Potty training has been a challenge, and she needs someone with the time and patience to continue working with her. She has a small bladder and typically needs to go every couple of hours. She does not like to pee outside (though she will sometimes poop outside). Millie loves being outdoors in quiet settings but doesn’t enjoy busy streets. She can be vocal and will bark at doorbells, knocks, or people passing by. She travels okay by plane but tends to get anxious in the car (hides under tge back seat). She requires grooming (wash and cut) at least every two months. I currently use a private mobile groomer, and the cost is $150 per session. Her pet insurance (through Lemonade) costs $80 per month. She is healthy, having only had one UTI when she was initially adopted; she has had no medical issues since. She has a sensitive stomach and does not get human food or rawhide dog treats. Millie is a wonderful companion for the right person — loving, calm, and affectionate — but she needs someone understanding of her potty training needs and who can provide consistent attention. Ideal New Home for Millie: • Homeowner living in a house (no apartments or shared housing) • Work-from-home or retired so she’s rarely alone • No children in the household • Someone who will stay with Millie at home or take her along when going out (she has separation anxiety) • Secure, fenced yard where she can safely play and relax outdoors • Committed to providing her with love, patience, and stability • Willing to continue her regular grooming schedule and cover her ongoing insurance costs