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Jam's Yorkies - Oliver the Yorkie Napping Under Anointed Cloth

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Oliver is My Dream Jam's Yorkie!…read more I first spoke with Jam when her latest litter of Yorkies was only four days old. Just after that call, she sent me pictures and video clips of the pups, and I was blessed to pick the puppy that I had already selected a name for - Oliver (which means "peace"). Once I shared his name with Jam, she began calling him by that name. Consequently, by the time I brought him home, just under two weeks ago, he already knew and responded to his name. Over the subsequent weeks, Jam and I stayed in constant contact, with her sending weekly videos and pictures of Oliver and his littermates. Throughout the process, I was completely involved and informed. At about seven weeks, I was able to visit Oliver for the first time. He was about the size of my hand, and it was precious to begin the bonding process. What struck me when I visited was the look and feel of the environment. Jam raises the puppies in her home, along with her family, and the puppies get an abundance of love and excellent care. I was also afforded the opportunity to meet Oliver's parents and some of the other adult Yorkies in the home. All of the dogs were well-socialized, friendly, and well-behaved. I officially became one of the pack when not one, but two, of the adult dogs, climbed onto my lap as I sat on the floor, two of Oliver's littermates curled up under my leg and fell asleep, and finally, one of his brothers fell asleep between my feet. Needless to say, all of Jam's dogs love people. I visited Oliver again at about nine weeks and finally brought him home at 12 weeks. Before we left, Jam provided me with helpful information, one of Oliver's favorite toys that had his mom's and littermates' scent, a pack of treats, and items that I needed to get started. On the ride home, Oliver was quiet in his carrier, and thankfully, did not get carsick, which often occurs with small dogs or puppies. The first night in his playpen, he only cried for about 20 minutes and then slept through the night. The next night, he cried for about five minutes, and now, he knows when it's bedtime because I turn the lights off and leave a nightlight on for him. In the morning, at first, he would yelp if he heard me downstairs, but now he's completely patient because he knows that I will come up to get him. That greeting every morning is priceless and when I let him out of his playpen, he excitedly runs around me until I pick him up. As for personality, Oliver is amazing! He is a very playful ball of energy, healthy, and intelligent (he's already learned sit/down/come). He loves to cuddle and one of his favorite pastimes is falling asleep on my lap with his chin resting on my arm. He is also very independent. He's definitely my shadow, and one thing that I noticed is that when I have company, or if I'm sitting on the sofa, he will sit or lay at my feet until I pick him up. He loves people and gives them the same enthusiasm as he gives me, yet he will always run back to me during play. He has adjusted extremely well, does not bark or whine, has a mellow spirit, and is now learning to walk on a leash (indoors until it's okay for him to go outside). I so appreciate Jam's love for, and knowledge of, the Yorkie breed. She has been breeding Yorkies for about 16 years and has a wealth of knowledge and expertise. It is important to her to match the right puppy with the right client, so as a low-key, laid-back person, having a mellow-tempered Yorkie is a perfect match. I understand that some breeders let their pups go at eight weeks (which is too early for the natural separation of mother and puppy), and once the puppy goes to its forever home, the new owner is pretty much on his or her own. Not so with Jam. Even after I brought Oliver home, she checked on us several times to ensure we were doing okay, and each time I reach out to her for "how-to's" or other information, she is always responsive. I would highly recommend Jam's Yorkies to anyone looking for a reputable breeder who truly cares about the health and well-being of her puppies!

Had a heartfelt meeting with a Yorkie near my house and felt compelled to find a friend for my pup…read moreafter that encounter. Did my research and did it well! Was debating between a "farm" in the Sacramento region and Jam's, but saw red flags of likely a puppy mill at the other. Also, Jam took the time to talk to me because she wants to ensure that the pups are indeed going to great homes. Asked her if she had any pups available and she pointed me to the pup who is now my baby. His name is Bear (originally Wednesday), and I saw he was perfect. He is adorable and sweet and spunky. Drove down from Sacramento & got him in July 2023 and he will be 2 in February 2025. A lady stopped us on our walk the other day to say how much she was admiring him. Bear is the smallest of the bunch, but he is the head of the household. Thank you Jam!

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