Are we the right breeder for you?

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"Not all families are suitable for every puppy, and not all puppies are suitable for every family."


At Setareh Yorkies, we firmly think that a puppy search should involve more than just appearance and markings.

The temperament, well-being, and personality of a puppy will suit your family, home, and way of life in addition to fulfilling your heart.

All of our puppies receive curriculum-based training and purposeful upbringing.

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Puppies with a PURPOSE


At Setareh Yorkies, we think a dog's ability to transform lives and mend hearts is greater than its gender, age, or physical characteristics.

Our primary goal is to raise healthy, self-assured puppies who will perfectly suit each family by showcasing their true selves.

When it comes to raising our puppies, we have a plan, a goal, and a curriculum. Every moment, every activity, and every day are deliberate and have a purpose

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Our Priority Is Happy, Healthy, and Well-Socialized Puppies


We are a part of something greater at Setareh Yorkies than just our program.

As members of a group of Badass Breeders, we are committed to improving the standard of breeding and raising pups who have the potential to significantly alter people's lives.

Our puppies have an effect on their surroundings. Hearts are healed by our puppies. It is possible for us to "Change lives one puppy at a time."

How We Raise Our Puppies Matters

The "Badass Breeder Puppy Curriculum" is how we raise our puppies. On their third day of life, our puppies begin working through their curriculum. They are exposed to novel smells, sounds, and textures as well as erratic movements and everyday objects and activities.

We raise our puppies to be well-mannered, self-assured, and equipped to face their new lives as pets or service placement dogs. In week seven, we temperament test our puppies.

Twelve distinct temperament traits are used to evaluate our puppies in order to highlight their unique needs and strengths. We then get to be a voice for each puppy's needs, and our families are able to choose a puppy that suits their needs.

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A small, light-colored dog being gently held under the chin, with another dog with darker fur in the background on a dirt ground.