Yorkshire Breeds

The Yorkshire is an attractive toy breed. Charming and intelligent, though small, they are brave, loyal and affectionate dogs. Angry, impulsive, brave, but stubborn. Friendly, headstrong and active, it is agile and quick, warm and loyal to its owner, but shies away from strangers. He gets along easily with members of the family, including cats and other dogs. It is very clingy though, so you need to avoid it getting jealous when introducing other new animals. When feeding a Yorkshire, train from an early age and never be soft. Fixed poop and pee spots, meal times, pigtails, and grooming. Otherwise, the adult Yorkshire may not be obedient. Regular cleaning of teeth, eyes and outer ear canals; brushing and dry cleaning are a daily must, just keep the coat to the ground. Yorkies love to walk for walks and run on their own patio. There should be plenty of room for him to move around. And Yorkshire is very clingy, so you need to avoid him getting jealous when introducing other new arrivals.

Developmental Origins of Yorkshire

The Yorkshire Terrier is named after the county of Yorkshire in the northeast of England, and is therefore also known as the Yorkshire Terrier, the Yorkie, and the Joseph Scarlet. The Yorkshire Terrier is small in stature, second only to theChihuahua (dog)A small dog with a silky coat, like a young girl’s hair, pouring down from the head, neck and torso in all its glory. The Yorkshire Terrier’s head is often decorated with ribbons and has a terrier-like mischievous character. The Yorkshire Terrier has the charm of the “boudoir of a high class lady”. As early as in the era of Queen Victoria, it is a kind of fashionable pet, deeply loved by men and women of all ages, in the canine world status is very consolidated. It is also one of the most popular breeds in the world. The dog was named after the Yorkshire region in England and has a history of more than 100 years. It has been modified several times and was highly prized by workers and farmers in the region as a rat-catching breed. The initial breed was far larger than today’s, and it is said that those northern English workers whose Yorkshire Terriers were successfully improved left no breeding records because they did not want to divulge the secret of their breeding success to those who were in the business of making money. In fact some Scots went south to Yorkshire woolen mills looking for work, carrying with them a variety of terriers such as the Isle of Skye terrier to go together, and later these terriers and the local similar terrier indigenous dogs heterozygous mating into the Yorkshire Terrier. In addition this dog also contains the blood of the Maltese, the Black and Tan Terrier, the Manchester Terrier, and the Short-legged Longhair Terrier. 

How much does a Yorkshire cost?

According to Pet King’s editorial market research statistics, the price range for a domestic pet Yorkshire is more normal at around 2,000-6,000 dollars a piece. Depending on the character and quality, the price of the dog will vary. Now most people keep Yorkshire is actually used as a companion dog in the family, then this pet level of Yorkshire’s character, pedigree requirements are not very high, sold in the pet market of about 1,000 yuan, the character and quality can be, stable temperament can be purchased, if it is in the kennel of the price of such a pet level in the 2,000-6,000 yuan or so. The price is too low dog is also not recommended to buy, after home will also have a lot of problems.

Yorkshire IQ Description

With an IQ ranking of 27, the Yorkie is a charming and intelligent dog. Although it is small, it is brave, loyal and affectionate. Yorkshire’s learning ability is relatively strong, some simple actions as long as repeated a few times they can master, and for the more difficult actions, the owner appropriate guidance, they can also learn in a relatively short period of time, so Yorkshire is welcomed by many families. If you want to train Yorkshire, first of all, you have to be prepared for a “long-term training” psychological preparation, do not see Yorkshire IQ ranked high, it should be taken for granted that the training of them do not need to work hard at all. In addition, because Yorkshire is a small dog, owners need to pay attention to the process of training food rewards to be moderate, which can not only prevent it from developing picky eating habits, but also to avoid the Yorkshire dog gastric accumulation or obesity. The training time should not be too long. If Yorkshire Terriers are trained for a long time, they may refuse to continue training due to boredom, or they may experience seizures or collapse due to physical exhaustion.

Yorkshire Personality Traits

The Yorkie still retains its terrier-like nature and loves to walk and run in its own yard. If there is enough space for him to move around, even if it’s just a small apartment, just put some toys for him to keep his mind active and happy. He thinks he is a large dog and is very protective of his own territory. He has a sensitive sense of hearing and will warn his owner if there is the slightest noise. If the neighbors will not protest his barking, he will make an ideal pet dog. Eats extravagantly and does not get along very well with active children. Needs very strict training to control it. Makes an excellent watchdog as well as a family dog. The Yorkshire Terrier stands out in the booth in perpetual excitement. Alert, intelligent toy terrier with a brave, smooth temperament.

Yorkshire Habits

Yorkshire is impulsive, lively, angry, brave, but stubborn. Headstrong, friendly, active, quick and agile, loyal and enthusiastic to its owner, but shies away from strangers. Although small in stature, he still retains his Ridgeback nature and enjoys walking and running in the yard of his own apartment. He can be kept active and happy with a few toys. Considering himself to be a large dog, he is very protective of his own territory. He is very sensitive to hearing and will alert his owner to the slightest noise. Dominant, will not hesitate to attack other dogs, even those larger than himself, not timid, has a lavish diet and does not get along very well with active children. Requires very strict training to control it. Makes an excellent watchdog and family dog.

Pros and Cons of Yorkshire

Alert, intelligent toy terriers with bravery and a smooth temperament.

Yorkshire identification and selection

Have a beautiful silky long hair Yorkshire make many people envy, the beautiful side is not only good genes, the latter day care is also very important, familiar saying: three points looks, seven points dress up, that’s how it comes. Yorkshire needs to pay attention to a lot of things in the process of growing up. In addition to regular cleaning of teeth, ear canals, and eyes, your Yorkie should be groomed and combed frequently in order to maintain their beauty. Start grooming them from a young age so that they don’t naturally resist it once they get used to it. Try to keep their shiny blonde coat as long as possible and brush it often to keep it free of tangles and to maintain the shiny color. If they are consistently brushed and dry-cleaned, they will only need to be bathed once every few months. Yorkshire usually only need to move around indoors to achieve enough exercise, and do not need to be taken out for exercise frequently to avoid soiling the long silky coat. If you go outdoors, it is best to choose the ground clean, clean place. Because of its small size, the amount of food is not too much, one meal a day is enough (adult dogs only). Yorkshire’s teeth are fragile, so avoid eating hard things. They are naturally pampered and can seem a bit pushy in some situations, but that’s because they need their owner’s love so much and their heads are full of witty ideas. If you understand why he barks, you won’t think it’s noisy. Every owner wants a healthy and active dog, but some health problems are inevitable. It’s important to learn more about your dog’s susceptibility to disease, how to look for it, and how to describe it accurately to your veterinarian so that you can maximize your help. Every dog has its own physical characteristics and susceptibility to disease, and the Yorkshire is no exception. Special care 1. Yorkshire is prone to tooth loss, should try to avoid contact with hard objects to avoid accidents. 2. Yorkshire is the most difficult to raise is the long hair, care is not good easily suffer from skin diseases! 3. Yorkshire has a dominant, will not hesitate to attack other dogs, even if it is bigger than their own size of the dog, it will not be timid.