Owning and Raising a Yorkie Dog

Owning and raising a Yorkie is a priceless experience.as they don't have dandruff or shed much like other
But like any dog breed, you need to know what todog breeds.
expect when getting a Yorkie. This article give youYorkie Temperament - The Yorkie is very intelligent
some enlightenment on this amazing dog breed.dog, usually learning simple commands, such as sit,
Yorkies are very popular pets. In fact, they are thestay, or fetch in just a few training sessions. But
second most popular dog breed in the U.S., onlyoftentimes Yorkies will act bigger than they are,
surpassed by the Labrador Retriever. If you knowbarking at larger dogs. This makes them good watch
someone who owns a Yorkie, there's a good chancedogs, as they will most likely bark loudly when a visitor
that they don't own just one.comes to the door. Yorkies are also loyal and loving
Yorkie Origin - The Yorkie originated in Yorkshire,animals, but enjoy their own privacy at certain times.
which is a rugged area in the northern area of England.Yorkie Health Issues - Some common health problems
The Yorkie was bred through different dog breeds byassociated with Yorkies are tooth decay, sensitive
the locals for the use of exterminating vermin, such asskin, bronchitis, and a soft digestive system. Being as
mice, and rats. Over time the Yorkie breed becamesmall as Yorkies are can cause issues when having
increasingly popular as pets, with women carry themsurgery or anesthesia also.
around.Lifespan - Most Yorkies live a long life, anywhere from
Physical Characteristics - Yorkies are a small dog10-15 years. Keeping your Yorkie exercised, well-fed,
breed, with lots of hair (usually a brown, black, and tanand generally happy can lead to a long, healthy life.
coat). However, there hair is very thin, and they do notYorkies are great dogs, and make the perfect
have an undercoat. This makes them ideal house pets,companion for any animal lover.