Yorkshire Terrier Dogs A Gorgeous Pocket Rocket
Yorkshire Terrier Dogs are extremely decorative and are world renowned for being "dressed up". Their forehead hair should always be tied up in a colorful bow or accessory. Many owner choose to trim the hair around the eyes.
Their diminutive size hides a feisty personality, and the miniature Yorkshire terrier is not scared of the dark.
These miniature dogs make the perfect fashion statement when shopping and travelling. Due to their size, many toy dog breeds are taken on holiday with their owners, travel bags and accessories are available to make travelling an easy and enjoyable experience.
Yorkshire Terrier dogs need to handled with a firm hand as these small dog breeds can display negative behavior if allowed to dominate the owners. Potty training can be challenging and it is essential to be in control of these miniature dogs and let them know that even though you give them lots of love and attention, you are the boss .. not them! You will be rewarded with a delightful companion if you are a strong pack leader.
- Weight - 5.5 - 6.5 lbs (2.5 - 3 kgs)
- Height - 9 - 9.5 inches (22 - 23 cms)
- Color - Dark steel blue and tan.
- Coat - Straight glossy coat
- Maintenance - Daily brushing, fringe tied up.
- Family - Not ideal for children. Lapdog
- Life expectancy - 14 years
- Personality - Alert watchdog, Affectionate, lively. Small dogs, for single people.
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These small dog breeds enjoy being a pampered pet and can be jealous of attention given to anything other than themselves. Their huge egos are what makes them such a delightful pet for couples or single older people. They are not the best of toy dog breeds for boisterous children but can be a family pet with older children.
Miniature Yorkshire terrier dogs are very clever and can be easily trained. They are loyal and devoted pets with high energy. These toy dog breeds must be walked daily although these little babies are suited to apartment living.
These miniature dogs should not be given human food treats as they are prone to tooth decay. It is necessary to feed them a good quality dry dog food and provide them with dog treats designed to keep the teeth clean and free from build up.
Other health concerns, due to their delicate and tiny skeletons, they are prone to bone fractures due to their delicate and tiny skeleton. As with all small dog breeds it is recommended that Pet Insurance is taken to cover you in the event of unexpected veterinary bills. There are several Pet Insurance companies offering good insurance for domestic animals and the most common dog diseases are usually covered. It is recommended that you carefully read the benefits particularly with regard to dental surgery.
Truly a little beauty for those who want a baby to love.
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