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An important part of keeping your Yorkshire Terrier healthy is grooming. There are several specific tasks you need to do to keep your dogs coat clean. It is also important for your pet's health that you focus on the eyes and teeth.
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On the 24th I got my yorkie mix hair cut with the dog groomer. When the hair was chopped from his back foot, on top is a massive lump. We hadn't seen it because he has long hair.

Its quite hard blackish and partly red/sore and partly open. Theres no puss. Toby is fine in himself hes eating well , running and is his normal happy self. Toby is 11 years old,

I am taking my yorkie mix to the vet Thursday. I tried to get him sooner but they refused to see him till Thursday they are my only vets.

I am so worried about it I have been crying my eyes out I love my Toby more than anything.

I dont think its cancer because hes fine no pain or anything. My mum thinks it could be an abscess because we live near woodlands and she thinks it could have been grass awns or a bite?

Heres my Toby hes a yorkie mix same size as a westie.

http://s432.photobucket.com/albums/qq44/janeytilllie/th_DSC00197.jpg
heres a couple of pics of it

Heres the lump

http://s432.photobucket.com/albums/qq44/janeytilllie/th_26-12-08_2200.jpg

http://s432.photobucket.com/albums/qq44/janeytilllie/th_26-12-08_2201.jpg

please has anyone dog had an abcess? does it look like one or something else.

I am so worried I hate not knowing.

thank you everyone
The lumb also has no hair on it and its warm to touch?

my 10 year old dachshund has one and the vet said it's a wart that kind of looks like a wart. if it is a wart he will be fine the one one my dog is on his ear and it doesn't bother him at all. i hope thats what it is. good luck with the vet appt. thur

My parents just bought me a female teacup yorkie for Christmas. The breeder wont release her to me until she is 10 weeks so i will have her in mid january. Before i have her in my possesion i want to know the best way to indoor train her. I also have 2 other dogs which are a French Bulldog and a Pug. They spend most of their time outside and i want to train the yorkie inside because my other dogs are much bigger than her and can injure her easily. I also go to school during the day so i want to train her upstairs near my room. My parents will keep an eye on her while im gone but i am her owner and i dont want her to be confused to whom her main authority is. I know cats are trained to go in their litter boxes so i wondered if my dog can do the same.

PLEASE HELP ME!
The breeder is not one to mistreat her dogs. she is actually dog crazy. she treats them like babys. she is a very safe and reliable dog breeder.
please dont leave a comment that tells me to train outdoors. im not lazy..i just dont want my dog to be killed by my other dogs. no offense.

Many breeders of toy breeds make the mistake of raising pups in a large whelping box, making it difficult for the dog to grasp the concept that there is a place to eat/sleep, in other words "living space", and a SEPARATE place to eliminate. Walk her with a leash to the potty area, over and over. Do not pick her up and carry her, or she will learn to wait around to be picked up. Praise her and talk to her when she eliminates in the right place, i.e. "go pee here" "good girl".

7 lbs. is standard size for a Yorkie. Disreputable breeders deliberately try to breed smaller than the breed standard and call the dogs "teacup" size so they can charge outrageous prices to people who fall for it. Hope your dog doesn't have serious problems.

…Yorkies are easy to train, although they can sometimes be stubborn if owners do not give the dog proper boundaries. They can be difficult to housebreak. …The very tiny "teacup" Yorkies often have serious health and behavioral problems…
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/yorkshireterrier.htm

Edit: If the breeder calls them "teacup", that is a big, red flag. Do your research on what a teacup dog really is. Breed standards are called STANDARDS for a reason. A responsible, reputable breeder does NOT attempt to breed dogs smaller (or larger) than the standard calls for, and does not promote off-standard dogs as something especially desirable. The further a dog is from the standard, the poorer quality it is. It doesn't mean it's any less lovable, it's just a poor example of its breed.