Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for Sale in Austin, TX

192 Yorkshire Terriers (Yorkies) available for Austin, 8–29 weeks old

Within 250 miles of Austin, 10 breeders have listed Yorkshire Terriers on Pawrade in the last two years.

Every puppy is examined by the breeder's licensed veterinarian before travel and can be delivered anywhere in the Austin area, including Round Rock city (pt.), Georgetown, Leander city (pt.), Cedar Park city (pt.) and San Marcos city (pt.), from $749.

Pawrade records through Oct 2026

August, not July, takes the hottest-month title in Austin, at 98°F.

Highs reach 85°F or more from May through September, July averages 97°F, and the normal high tops 85°F on about 152 days a year. Heat wears on a Yorkie, so keep warm-weather outings short and easy, a quick visit to Mueller Dog Run instead of a big afternoon out. Things loosen up as the year cools. November's normal high is 72°F and January's is 62°F, which turns those months into prime time for the Roy and Ann Butler Hike and Bike Trail, a sniff-heavy outing on the Johnson Creek Greenbelt or a turn down the Hidden tree trail. Gaston Green Off-Leash Area and Hancock Dog Park round out the cool-season rotation for a Yorkie who has spent the summer waiting for exactly this.

Those first 3 months are the most important time for socialization, so an Austin Yorkie's training begins the day it arrives.

The schedule fits on a sticky note: out first thing in the morning, after every nap and last thing at night. Feeding is small and frequent, and extra food or treats stay in the bag. Novelty comes in small servings, one or two new things a day, like a calm visitor, a car ride or a new floor underfoot, each kept short and happy. Sit Means Sit Dog Training - Austin lists puppy classes, which can start as early as 7–8 weeks while your puppy stays away from sick dogs. If a cat already runs the house, go slowly and supervise early meetings, because a Yorkie keeps a terrier's urge to chase small animals. Potty breaks get a little further apart week by week, though every nap still means a trip outside. Use treats to teach a quiet cue now, and your alert little watchdog learns when to stop. Only a few chew toys come out at once, swapped around so the allowed ones stay interesting, and meals stay measured as your puppy grows, since toy puppies need less food than standard formulas suggest.

The nearest Yorkie breeder lists nothing but Yorkshire Terriers and is about 2 miles from Austin, so pickup is a short errand.

A breeder about 31 miles from Austin lists 3 breeds, and so does a breeder about 147 miles from Austin. In the last two years, 10 breeders within 250 miles have listed 27 Yorkshire Terrier puppies, which found their families in a median of 14 days; new listings peak from October through December, when 49% of them go up. On the litter forms of breeders whose puppies come to Austin, most litters were socialized with everyday sounds around the house (85%) and nearly every litter with children and other dogs. Within 100 miles, Local Pickup is free, at a public spot near your breeder on a date your Travel Concierge sets with you both. Today 192 Yorkshire Terriers are on Pawrade, 3 of them from within 250 miles, and any of them can travel to Austin.

HoustonAbout 146 miles from Austin

2 puppies 2 ready now Cashmere, Cassie

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San AngeloAbout 180 miles from Austin

1 puppy Owen

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Oklahoma CityAbout 360 miles from Austin

4 puppies 3 ready now Archie Bleu, Juniper Belle, Sosha Deville +1

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Fort SmithAbout 403 miles from Austin

4 puppies 4 ready now 2 breeders Elena, Erica, Ingrid +1

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Austin families waited a median of 14 days from reservation to home, enough time to tuck away the cords and settle on a name.

Most Yorkshire Terriers delivered to Austin were about 12 weeks old when they traveled, so use those days to stock up on tiny bowls and practice saying no to the face you are about to meet.

Your Yorkshire Terrier can come home to Austin five ways, and your Travel Concierge plans the trip with you.

1. 1You reserve your Yorkshire Terrier and choose how it travels.
2. 2The breeder's vet examines your puppy 3 to 5 days before it leaves; the health certificate and the Certificate of Veterinary Inspection, required by law for interstate travel, are included.
3. 3Most puppies are home in one to three weeks, and your own vet sees yours within 72 hours of arrival.