Yorkie Terrier

when I say cheap I mean like $250 or below.

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I want to make my yorkie (10 years old) happy but i don’t know how to do that or how to play with him.

LOTS OF LOVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My moms friend gave us a yorkie terrier because he couldn’t take care of him cause he was always at work.
And he’s not yet potty trained he’s two and a half yrs old. and still doesn’t know.
He pee’s and poo’s inside the house, and when we try to make him do his business outside the house, he doesn’t want to do it outside.
is there any ideas of how we can train him or any good products to help him get potty trained that actually work?

Get him neutered first if he isn’t already! The get a carrier that is only large enough for him to lay down comfortably. This may seem cruel but you need to keep him crated at all times he is not supervised. That means ALL times. You are going to use his natural instinct to NOT soil his den. You must physically carry him outside on a regular basis so that he doesn’t have the opportunity to potty on the way outside. Keep this up for at least three weeks before you test him for short periods.Remember that if he is left untrained it will be hard to give him a forever home… Good Luck!

I have been wanting to get my family and I a Yorkshire Terrier puppy.(Teacup or Yorkshire) It can be from a breeder, pet shelter or something or you could be selling it. NEED TO BE IN NC!

Check at your shelter. There are 3-4 million pets surrendered every YEAR at animals shelters, and 75% of those get euthanized for lack of homes. This is why we NEED to spay and neuter our pets!! If you adopt from a shelter, it will be up to date on vaccines, be fixed, and possibly even have a microchip. Supporting a breeder (even a reputable one) when our pet population is out of control is nonsense in my opinion. Also, please make sure you know about the breed before buying…. and make sure you don’t want the dog as a fashion accessory. It is going to need to be walked, socialized, etc etc.

Yorkshire Terrier
Glamorous but feisty, the Yorkshire Terrier has a vivacious spirit and a loving heart.

Vital Stats
Height: 8 to 9 inches at shoulder
Weight: No more than 7 pounds, 4 to 6 pounds preferred
Coat: long and silky
Life span: 12 to 15 years
Breed Group: Companion dogs

Small in size but big in personality, the Yorkshire Terrier makes a feisty but loving companion. The most popular toy breed in the U.S., the "Yorkie" has won many fans with his devotion to his owners, his elegant looks, and his suitability to apartment living.

Yorkipoo
Loving and confident, the Yorkipoo is a happy trickster.

Vital Stats
Height: 7 to 15 inches at shoulder
Weight: 3 to 14 pounds
Coat: soft and silky; length varies
Life span: 10 to 15 years
Breed Group: Hybrid dogs

A fun-loving "designer dog"–and therefore a mixed breed–a Yorkipoo is a cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Toy or Miniature Poodle. Intelligent, affectionate, and gentle, he makes a delightful companion and is perfectly suited to apartment life, especially if you don’t mind the barking. He has plenty of energy to be burned off and he loves to play when he’s not parked on your lap watching the world go by. His ability to run fast and jump high can be surprising to those who aren’t expecting a canine Superman in miniature.

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