Lincolnwood Yorkies

Lincolnwood Yorkies Raised in my home with the best prenatal care, and lots of love. Socialized with people and other dogs. .

Lincolnwood Yorkies is an LLC breeding yorkshire terriers for 12 years. We comply with all regulations, including IRS reporting. Our yorkies live in our home as you can tell from photos on our website at www.Lincolnwoodyorkies.com. We happily provide vet references, and client references.

The Chandler 5!
04/17/2026

The Chandler 5!

02/16/2026

Today was a heartbreaker for me. After several years of study, and choosing dogs I could health test and breed. Dr. Jaime Miller delivered my first successful pup by cesarean section on November 4, 15 years ago. On November 4, 2025 she performed another csection and brought me the final puppy I will ever breed. Today, that baby went home to his forever mom. Ironically, the same as the first puppy. After a couple surgeries and some heart issues, I knew I could no longer be the breeder I wanted to be. I could no longer stand and work to revive babies. I could no longer sit on the floor and play with them while teaching them not to bite my fingers. I couldn't lay on the floor and be covered by babies climbing all over me and covering my face with kisses while I giggled. The phrase "do no harm" was on replay in my mind. With heavy heart I made the right choice and am retiring my program. I will miss, helping a newborn latch to mom, holding mom in my lap and soothing her when she is in labor. I will miss the joy of the eyes opening, and the absolute wonder of watching how rapidly a puppy goes from a can't see, can't hear little 4 oz thing, to a vibrant, happy, little being following me around the house.
To the Doctors and staff of Oakwood Veterinary Service, thank you for walking this walk with me. Thank you for your guidance, your hugs, and brilliance. I would never have been able to do this without you.
To every family that has welcomed a Lincolnwood puppy into their home, thank you for being such incredible families, for sending photos and updates, and most of all for the love and care you have given my precious babies. I love them each, and I do not forget them ever.

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10/21/2025

Let this candle glow for every pet who left paw prints on our hearts 🕯🐾
Gone from our arms, but never from our love. 💛

10/09/2025

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06/29/2025
I received this photo and was so happy! Imagine two people living miles apart, attend the same summer event. Spot anothe...
06/20/2025

I received this photo and was so happy! Imagine two people living miles apart, attend the same summer event. Spot another cute yorkie and have to go say hi. Then they find out that both pups came from Lincolnwood. I smiled all day just thinking about it. Frankie, meet Rosie!!!

04/19/2025

Listen up general public. There are some things you need to know about veterinary medicine that no one wants to get real about....

1. 99.9% of veterinarians are not in this career for the money. Do I need to say that louder for the people in the back? Vet School is hell, and the crippling debt after graduation is even worse. Not to mention internships, residency, and being worked to the bone day in and day out once you've completed the above 3 steps. There are always bad ones out there. If you really think your vet is just in it for the income, find a new vet.

2. Vets are not "too expensive", medicine is. Trust me, big pharma is kicking our asses as well. Equipment is expensive. Medical insurance is expensive. Liability insurance is expensive. Medications are expensive. MEDICINE. IS. EXPENSIVE. Have you ever gone over an itemized statement from your doctor or surgeon? Yeah, I thought so. Guess what? We use a lot of the same medications and equipment without being able to charge your insurance out the ass and write off what isn't paid.

3. Did you know the average amount that a vet clinic is in debt due to outstanding/unpaid invoices? $80,000+. Wrap your head around that for a minute.... Do you know how it got that high? Payment promises. So your vet is an as***le because they want you to pay your bill and won't let you make payments? They HAVE let people make payments, and that's why they are in so much debt.

4. We understand budgets. We do. Really. Did you see any new shiny sports cars in the staff parking lot? Yeah, no. Most of us can't afford them. If you can not afford gold standard medicine and treatments, or have a certain budget, TELL US. We can go with option b, or c, or d. We will come up with a treatment plan that will work for everyone. Will it be the best medicine we can provide? No. Sometimes our own staff can't afford expensive/extravagant treatments for their own pets. We understand. But when you say, "Do all the things." and agree to the amount discussed for said treatment knowing you can't afford it, then waiting until check out to tell us you have no money makes you a thief and an as***le. The treatment and services provided were NOT free. Someone had to pay the overhead on medications and equipment and the staff it takes to work on your pet. This means that your veterinarian just paid to treat your pet. Don't be that person. Just don't.

5. Most veterinary staff make less than an employee at Walmart or McDonalds....yeah....We rely on significant others to help provide for a family or carry medical insurance. Single parent vet staff, y'all the real MVP'S. Same as above statement, don't be an ass, we don't make enough to put up with it.

6. Yes we know Chewy and 1800petmeds are less expensive. Remember #1 where we talked about getting screwed over by drug companies? Yeah, that. We can't even purchase these medications at the price those places are selling them for. Small businesses can not compete with corporate giants. So don't ask them to. However, these online pharmacies aren't going to come in after hours to see your sick pet, or return a text asking for medical advice, or be there for you and your furry friend in a time of need. Think about that for a minute. Your vet has. It honestly is a slap in the face when we bust our asses to help you, even after hours, and you take your business elsewhere? No vet will tell you that to your face, bc professionalism, etc., but I will.

7. Last one, I swear. I know what you're thinking, if veterinary medicine sucks so much, why do it? BECAUSE WE LOVE ANIMALS. Behind the scenes, we work through lunch, we curse, we cry, we laugh, we can't take fancy vacations, and the majority of our job involves bodily fluids...so...many...fluids, but we love pets. We want to educate owners. We aren't trying to make a buck, we are trying to keep your pet healthy. Prevention, vaccines, and diet are all things we need to discuss. Don't do the, "well you're just trying to make money by upselling us, the dentist/breeder/Petco employee/ google said the food you recommend is bad and medicine is poison". Yeah...so we make a hell of a lot more money on sick pets....just sayin'. And what the hell do you think petmeds, chewy, petco, and petsmart are trying to do??? Make. Money.

We knew all these things going into this job, and still chose to get up and go to work today. Not. For. The. Money.

Although, I've always looked better in scrubs...🤷‍♀️

Rosy is living her best life in Chicago. She even takes part in parades!!
02/15/2025

Rosy is living her best life in Chicago. She even takes part in parades!!

02/03/2025
01/26/2025

Tail docking is often performed for breed standard purposes
or to prevent injuries in working dogs. In some breeds, it's believed to help prevent damage to the tail in certain environments, such as hunting or herding.
Tail docking is illegal in many countries, here in the United States the tail docking laws are changing too.
Tail docking can be harmful to dogs, especially when done for cosmetic reasons. It can lead to pain, infection.
Tail docking in dogs is considered a problematic practice due to the significant pain it inflicts on puppies, the potential for chronic pain from nerve damage (neuromas), and the deprivation of a vital communication tool that dogs use to express their emotions, often leading to behavioral issues and impaired social interaction; most veterinary associations and animal welfare groups strongly oppose routine tail docking as it is deemed unnecessary and cruel.

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