| Yorkshire terriers are inquisitive and full of energy. | | | | possible, move her to a location that is more desirable, |
| During the holidays those characteristics may be the | | | | such as your bedroom. This way the move can be |
| source of problems for us as pet owners. With all of | | | | perceived as a treat rather than a punishment. |
| the additional activity going on in your home, it | | | | Be aware of loud noises during this time, such as |
| becomes a potentially dangerous situation for your | | | | continual door bell ringing, loud music, and excessive |
| Yorkie. Here are some things to keep in mind as you | | | | talking. Loud noises are one of the basic fears of both |
| celebrate the holidays. | | | | dogs and infants, and can lead to anxiety and neurotic |
| During this time of year you may have many visitors | | | | behavior in your Yorkie. |
| and even a few house guests. This alone is enough to | | | | Finally, be aware of the different types of food you will |
| throw your Yorkshire terrier into a state of confusion. | | | | have in your home. Speak to guests about not offering |
| Make sure she is properly introduced to the people | | | | any food to your dog because of the dangers |
| who will be at your house for more than a few hours, | | | | involved. Your dog's digestive system may not be able |
| helping her to have less anxiety about the situation. | | | | to take additional food or specific foods, so keep them |
| Make sure she still has her bed and toys in an area | | | | on their normal diet throughout the holidays. These are |
| designated just for her. Just like a human, dogs do not | | | | a few things to think about as you celebrate this |
| like to be moved into a new living area without proper | | | | special time of year for yourself and your Yorkshire |
| warning. If you must relocate your dog, do it slowly, | | | | terrier. |
| moving a few toys at first and then the bed. If at all | | | | |