If you are thinking about getting a new pet, you should definitely consider Yorkshire Terrier puppies. These dogs are small, adorable and loving, but they also make great watchdogs. This is because they are constantly on alert and …
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how do you take care of a yorkshire terrier puppy?
PLEASE!Help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My roommate JUST got one…Caroline, is this you??? Hahaha…
Well from what I know they need a LOT of attention, but you need to be very firm with them when they are bad, despite their cuteness…
Hang in there, you can do it!!!
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I found this little paragraph….hope it helps!!
Care and Training: Frequently daily brushing will keep the coat of the in beautiful condition. Yorkshire Terriers do best when some type of exercise is given, though it need not be special. A romp through an apartment or house will suffice. Extra care must be taken for the Yorkshire Terrier in cold or bad weather.
Learning Rate: High, easily trained but be careful not to spoil. Obedience learning is medium to low.
Activity: Very High
Living Environment: Apartment, house, urban or rural living.
Health Issues: Eye irritations, patella luxation, premature dental disease and some puppies are born with open fontanels.
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http://www.puppydogweb.com/caninebreeds/yorkshire.htm
How do u mean. training or care
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I have 4 Yorkies. They are easy to take care of, as long as you love them and discipline them.
What specifically are you having trouble with? You can email me if you want and I can try to help.
They are the best dogs in the whole wide world. They are loyal and funny!
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Puppies are a lot of work. These sites might help.
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http://www.ytca.org/frame_index2.html
http://www.pupsonline.com/care.htm
Yorkshire Terrier
Grooming bernetta A.
I made the mistake of washing my dog with Hartz shampoo. I had to take him to the vet because his coat had become nappy, tangled, and looked like a bad wig. The vet said the coat was greasy. She said that Hartz can be toxic and most dogs are allergic because it is plant based. She suggested that I wash him in Dawn dish detergent first then Johnson & Johnson baby shampoo weekly. This worked wonders. The baby shampoo is a lot cheaper too. His coat has begun growing so fast and he's shiny and silky. Now he just needs a hair cut much sooner than before.
Yorkshire puppies with training tips with photos can be obtained from special websites. Courageous, sweet and cheerful by nature, the Yorkshire Terrier requires much care, especially for its long coat. Frequent daily brushing will keep the coat in beautiful condition. Extra care must be taken in cold or bad weather. Yorkshire puppies with training tips with photos can be obtained from special websites.
Owning
Grooming must be done on a regular basis. Although the coat is easy to care for it is time consuming and necessary in order to keep your dog in healthy condition. The Yorkshire Terrier can easily be injured by small children; if you are considering a Yorkshire Terrier you must be able to supervise the dog around small children. The Yorkshire Terrier is an independent dog, but a devoted companion. Despite his small size he is more than willing to act as a guardian for his master.
Characteristics
That of a long-haired toy terrier whose blue and tan coat is parted on the face and from the base of the skull to the end of the tail and hangs evenly and quite straight down each side of body. The body is neat, compact and well proportioned. The dog's high head carriage and confident manner should give the appearance of vigor and self-importance.
Did You Know
The Yorkshire Terrier made its first appearance at a bench show in England in 1861 as a ''broken-haired Scotch Terrier.'' The earliest record of a Yorkshire Terrier born in the United States dates to 1872. During the late Victorian era, the Yorkshire Terrier quickly became a popular pet. As Americans embraced Victorian customs, so too did they embrace the Yorkshire Terrier. The Yorkshire Terrier became an AKC-recognized breed in 1885.
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OH my u have a yorkshire terrier puppy. they can be a pest my uncle has one and like a little buzz saw when the dogs was younger. u feed it twice a day. give it bath offten as needed. best to keep it well trimmed so the hair dose not get tangled and brush it daily. U have to play with it 3 4 time 30 minute play time or it not let u be alone. do u have a fence in back yard u need to let it run in a big pen out side every day the love to run if u play with it offten threw out the day the dog will tire out and u be happy. for more information go to your local libary or internet for yorkie terrier puppy books
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we have one
i'm sorry but i don't think you should have bought one without knowing how to take care of it!
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Yorke's need lots of attention because they are very hyper. my Yorkie likes to gentle chew my hand when i come home and try to bring me to her bed when I get home as if I'm a toy. teach them to be gentle by pulling your hand away when they start to play too rough. that's one tip. If you need more just ask me.
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Yorkshire Terriers are more energetic that most other puppies. The things to watch for are hypoglycemia, because
sometimes they get too busy playing to eat. Best to keep food down at all times for puppies. If they get lethargic, check their gums, if they are white or pale, get some food into them. Nutra cal is excellent. Also be careful around small children, because yorkies are very small boned, potty training is usually a breeze. If you want to ask more questions, I would like to help
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Raised yorkies for 20 years
be very careful not to let it annoy larger dogs, i knew one that killed a german shepard (he choked on it)
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