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Chorkie Puppies for sale

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Chorkies, also known as Yorkie-chi, Yorkchi, Chiorkie, are a delightful cross between a Chihuahua and a Yorkshire Terrier, with some dogs being tiny while others are small, depending on the size of both parents. They first appeared in the nineties and quickly gained popularity with people all over the world thanks to their small size and cute features inherited from their parent breeds.

Read our Chorkie Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Chorkie dogs Gorgeous Little Chorkie, age 10 months - Advert 1
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Gorgeous Little Chorkie, age 10 months

Chorkie

10 monthsAge
1Sex
£500Price

** REHOMED ** Sadie is a very small, fiesty little female pup. Half chihuahua, half Yorkshire Terrier, she hasn't yet been neutered. She is used to running off-lead in all-terrains and playing with her sister. She is very fit and active and can jump astonishingly high, but also loves her bed and loves to sleep. She is fully house trained. She sleeps in a cage right next t

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Hitchin, Hertfordshire (37.8mi)
5.0
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Chorkie dogs Beautiful chorkies - Advert 1
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Beautiful chorkies

Chorkie

4 weeksAge
11Sex
£800Price

Here we have two beautiful chorkie puppies looking for their forever homes they have been raised indoors with a family with small children so handled multiple times a day we have a little boy who is c

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Chatteris, Cambridgeshire (1.9mi)
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Chorkie dogs Father and son, for rehome together - Advert 2
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Father and son, for rehome together

Chorkie

8 monthsAge
2Sex
£400Price

This is Louie(tan) & Bear(black & tan) Louie is 6 bear is a year old I am having to rehome them both as my Nan is unwell and not able to look after them anymore we would like them to go together as th

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King's Lynn, Norfolk (24mi)

FAQs

Chorkies make excellent companions for those seeking a small, affectionate, and loyal dog with a bold personality. They bond closely with their owners and are great lap dogs, though they may exhibit stubbornness and territorial behaviour. They require early socialisation and training to manage their tendency to bark frequently, especially if bored or anxious.