Over the past decade, science has given us a lot of new insights into our dog’s behavior. Because of this, an increasing number of pet owners are starting to realize that looking after a dog’s well-being goes beyond just meeting his physical needs.
We now know that dogs have particular emotional needs that must also be fulfilled. Otherwise, stress and anxiety can set in, which will eventually lead to a host of behavior problems that will put a strain on your relationship with your...
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Next to you, a veterinarian is the most important person in your teacup pup Yorkie’s life and admittedly, he holds quite a bit more power than you, since your vet is the one who knows if your puppy is healthy or not; and is the person to whom you run when you’ve got a doggie emergency.
The two of you should work together closely to ensure that your teacup pup Yorkie is in great health, and since a vet is an important partner when it comes to raising your pet, you have to make certain that...
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Young teacup yorkie barking all night also whine to communicate with their moms. Whining by pups, like the crying of human infants, is a sound that is virtually irresistible, thus ensuring the pups’ proper care and attention.
At first, whining is automatic, rather than planned, and is stimulated whenever the youngster is cold or hungry. The result: A visit from mom whenever one of her pups whines. She is then able to assess the need of the pup and to supply the missing ingredient. Soon,...
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It is a known fact that dogs will try and escape from you at bath time. Many of them will run around, shaking the water off of their wet bodies – it could be you startled them by bathing them as you would use the garden hose to water plants.
Bathing is part of overall grooming and hygiene for your pet, and this is essential. Since teacup Yorkshire Terriers have long, flowing coats, bathing and brushing go together. In bathing your teacup Yorkie, this can be pretty easy as long as you can...
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Yorkies are highly energetic, intelligent dogs. Left unchecked, these characteristics could lead the Yorkie charging down the wrong behavioral path. Properly channeled, these same traits can help produce a well-mannered, enthusiastic, reliable companion.
When he is quite young, a dog learns his first lessons on manners from his mother. The mother is the undisputed leader and maintains her position by swift discipline whenever a puppy gets out of line. Imagine a Yorkie mother that...
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