Toy Yorkie

Plz don’t say that there’s no such thing as a tiny toy yorkie
BE NICE

my neighbour has a 3 pound yorkie named rudy who is 13 years old … i do not know if that is average or not but that is how old he is

i really want a ball python but my mom says it will eat my little yorkie or cockateil…………………. is this true NEED TO KNOW
can a ball python eat a cockatiel most of all

Hello,

An adult female ball python likely won’t ever eat anything larger then a large rat. Only a VERY few ball pythons will even come close to eating a jumbo rat. So, no, it wouldn’t eat your dog, as your dog is WAY too large for a Ball python to eat. It is more likely that your dog could hurt the snake. I wouldn’t allow them to play. If your dog is in the room, keep your snake in the enclosure.

Cheers.

I have a teacup yorkie and we wanther to get pregnant from a toy yorkie.Is that possible?
We are not breeders we want the puppies for good.

Since the dogs are so tiny, there is still a possibility that the birth would require a cesearian, which can run you up to $1,300. You need to have your vet evaluate your dog for potential problems like this before even thinking of putting the male to her. And you’d be looking at one to two puppies at most.

My yorkie plays with her toys on my bed and she drops them off the bed every two minutes and then whines until I pick it up for her. I have tried setting her down to pick it up herself but now every time I try to set her down there she backs up and squirms. I have tried ignoring her but she just keeps going forever until I pick it up. Any ideas on good ways to train her? Other than this she behaves very well.

My Yorkie does this too! Because you have responded to her whines enough times, you have unwittingly trained her to think whining will get her toy back for her. My Yorkie will get her toy, bring it to me, and whine until I pick it up and throw it. I think her little growl/whine is super cute, so I let her do it a lot before I’ll pick it up. If I do not feel like playing fetch anymore, I will usually put it up in one place consistently (top of the TV) and say "No" in a strong voice. Sometimes she will go sit by the TV and whine, but every time she whines I say "No" again, and after maybe 2 times, she gets it. She is beginning to associate the toy on the TV means no more playing. Good luck, Yorkies are really smart, yours should get the idea soon enough! =)

i own a male teacup yorkie more or less 2 lbs and a female yorkie a little under 10 lbs and shes is in heat, the teacup dog is trying to mate hes getting it in but not locking, can he still get her pregnant? or is he too small?

stop being irresponsible. Separate these pet dogs straight away and get both neutered, PRONTO.
Be a responsible pet owner who cares about their dogs and their health, and NOT an irresponsible backyard breeder who is prepared to risk their pet bltches life by getting her in whelp.
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how big do they get ? and are they hyper ? i want one really bad but i want one that stays small all its life.

No there’s no such thing. The breed has one size, under 7 lbs. Why would anyone want a dog smaller than that?

He is 11 months old and he doesn’t like it when I touch his paws when I trim his nails or brush his hair. I brush his hair everyday but he still doesn’t like it when I go near his feet. Any solutions to this?

Slow and steady wins with this problem. If you can teach him to shake, or, in our terms willingly give you a paw in exchange for a yummy treat, do it. Every time you touch your dog start on its back, give the dog a little massage even. Hold him on your lap or where ever he is most comfortable, and stroke him until he’s nearly asleep. Gently make your way down his legs with your massaging motion, but don’t try to touch his feet. At this point you’re just getting your dog to relax, and enjoy your touch. After a while of this you can touch his paws during the massage, as long as he doesn’t freak out. Whenever you touch his paw, say "Good Boy" in a soft slow voice, and give him a treat. Keep doing this until you can comfortably mess with his paws.
This same method can be good for brushing your dog as well. You want your dog to be calm and relaxed when you introduce anything that could be something stressful for your dog, and gradually introduce those things to the dog. Don’t push him too hard, and praise him for behaving.
My two larger dogs don’t like it when I trim their nails, clean their ears, or brush their teeth, but they allow me to do it because they know that I’m not going to hurt them, and that they’ll get a tasty treat and lots of praise/lovin after its done. The pros to allowing me to do those things out weigh the cons in the dog’s minds.
You always want to start as early as posssible with dogs and puppies, touching their ears, their muzzle, gums, feet, tail, and any area that may come under inspection at the vet or by yourself at any point. Teach the dog to allow this by being calm, soothing, patient, and rewarding those behaviors.
Anyone can touch my dog’s ears tail feet, etc. becasue I’ve handled them from early on. I still continue to mess with their feet and ears, especially while they sleep. Having your dog comfortable with your touch is an important part of owning a dog. It makes your life easier, and your vet or groomers as well.