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Maybe you already own one or more Yorkshire Terriers and want to make sure you care for your Yorkshire Terrier properly?

On the other hand, you may be thinking of buying a Yorkshire Terrier, and not sure how to go about it, what questions to ask, how to look after and train your little friend?

Yorkshire Terriers are worth every bit of effort we put in to them as they will reward you a hundred fold in enjoyment and unwavering companionship.

Yorkshire Terriers are truly unique in both their small size and their big personalities.

They are a toy breed, and a full-grown Yorkie will not weigh more than seven pounds. This makes them a great pet for those people that want a dog, but don't have space to take care of a larger breed.

Don't let the small size of a Yorkshire Terrier mislead you; they are a terrific watchdog and have the attitude of a full sized dog when it comes to protecting their territory.

Here are some specifics are about the Yorkshire Terrier;

Temperament

Well, the Yorkshire Terrier is a true terrier, and with this it has some natural hunting instincts. They are known for the intelligence and ability to figure things out. This comes from their amazing hunting ability, where in the past they were required to decide how to get to rats and other vermin that they were tracking.

In addition to being very intelligent dogs, they are also very loving and loyal pets. They bond quickly to caring and loving people, and enjoy being a part of the family.

Yorkies love to be petted and enjoy spending time with humans and are truly a joy to be around.

Yorkshire Terriers tend to bond more strongly with mature people or older children, and can be sometimes a bit nervous of younger children.

If younger children are taught not to tease or scare the Yorkie they can get along very nicely.

As with any small dog, young children want to constantly pick-up and carry the Yorkie, and the Yorkie may find this handling stressful if the children are not taught to hold them properly.

They are terrific at protecting the house, yard and other possessions, and will bark loudly if any strangers approach their territory. Due to their small size they are not too intimidating, but they are great at letting owners know if strangers or strange animals are around.

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It's full of useful tips and techniques to help you with all aspects of buying, caring for and training a Yorkshire Terrier.

This IMPORTANT newsletter report is free.

The special report includes the following topics;

  • The best way to  ensure you buy a healthy well well behaved  Yorkie dog  (learn how to protect yourself from dishonest Yorkshire Terrier breeders).
  • Management of common behavior problems ( training a Yorkshire Terrier  is  different to other breeds and requires the correct approach).
  • Advice with 2 very common Yorkshire Terrier  medical conditions  you will come across.
  • Some helpful tips on a healthy diet for your Yorkie.
  • Grooming tips to help save you time and money.
  • Discover how to  find a professional Yorkie  breeder.
  • Learn the truth about the Teacup Yorkshire Terrier.
Training

Yorkies are very eager to please and love to receive praise and attention (don't we all like a little praise from time to time?).

They are relatively easy to train but require consistency or they will quickly learn bad habits. Their natural intelligence allows them to figure out ways to get around following commands if not consistently trained.

It is important to socialize your Yorkie as early as possible, to prevent them from becoming anxious in new places. Socialization also helps your Yorkie understand that not all strangers or other animals are dangerous.

Yorkies benefit from crate training (for housetraining) as it gives them a safe place to go that is similar to a den. This is a good idea if you have lots of visitors and the Yorkie is upset or requires a bit of relaxation.

It is also an excellent way to travel with your Yorkie, as they become accustomed to the crate while in the car, train or airplane. It gives them a real sense of security and is not a cruel way to carry your dog at all!

Exercise

The Yorkshire Terrier will naturally keep itself exercised even in a small apartment.

They love to go for walks (what dogs don't I guess), but the distance traveled is not as important as the time out investigating a new area.

They enjoy playing and running, and are very athletic. They don't require a large yard, provided they have some opportunity to exercise daily. Yorkies do not do well in cold or damp weather, and should be kept dry and warm as much as possible.

Life span

Yorkshire Terriers are a long-lived dog, with a life expectancy of fifteen or more years. They are a very healthy breed, and have few serious conditions (especially when you follow some tips to ensure you buy a healthy well tempered Yorkie).

Yorkshire Terriers are able to adjust to new environments relatively easily. They do need lots of love and human attention, and they enjoy interacting with people on a continual basis.

Grooming

The beautiful long and silky coat of the Yorkshire Terrier takes less care than you may be expecting.

Weekly grooming and regular trimming of the coat is all that is needed to keep your Yorkie looking neat and trim. Professional grooming is not necessary , but may be beneficial for clipping and shaping of the coat.

One of the benefits to the Yorkies silky coat is that it is true hair, not fur like many other dogs. Because the coat is hair, not fur, there is little shedding and may be less problematic for people with allergies.

In addition the Yorkie has no undercoat, so is less difficult to bath and groom than other breeds of dogs.

Since they are not as active as some of the breeds, the hair tends to be less knotted and tangled as long as there is regular grooming. Since this breed loves attention, grooming soon becomes a very positive event, and the dogs learn to enjoy this time with their owners and caregivers.

The Yorkshire Terrier is a good family dog. Despite its small size it is an excellent watchdog, and can be taught to bark and then stop on command. The Yorkie loves to interact with the family, and will quickly find a favorite spot on the coach or a lap to sit on.

A very affectionate dog, the Yorkie needs to be with people, and responds very well to praise.

We, at www.myyorkiesecrets.com would like to assist you have the best possible experience with your Yorkshire Terrier.

The right diet, exercise and care really make all the difference. A Yorkshire Terrier does not have to be expensive to look after once you know what you are doing!

We have out together a vast range of information to help you and suggest you try our complimentary Yorkshire Terrier newsletter report.


All the best for now from the team at myyorkiesecrets.com.