When you praise your yorkie for doing right, do it in such a way as to use it to your advantage. Correct praise can help you make sure your pet consistently does well.

At least in the early stages of training, praise your yorkie by chucking him under the chin to keep his head up and make him look happier. Continue Reading

A yorkie is one of the best companions you can have around the house. Aside from treating your yorkie with love and affection, grooming a yorkie is one of the many responsibilities yorkie owners should remember. Continue Reading

So, you just bought this cute, little yorkie and had everything prepared in your home for him. Dog food bowl, a pack of dog food (and other dog treats), tiny clothes for him to wear, and god knows what else. Continue Reading

The Yorkie-Apso is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Yorkshire Terrier and the Lhasa Apso. Determining the temperament of the mixed breed is best done by looking up all breeds in the cross and taking into detail any combination of any of the characteristics found in both breeds. Continue Reading

Looking for the top ten websites with Yorkshire Terrier puppies for sale? Look no further. We have listed ten websites where Yorkies are available. The sites are easy to navigate and updated regularly. Continue Reading

Some people who can’t afford a teacup Yorkie will look for sites or kennels that give them away for free. Somehow I don’t think that is such a good idea.

A teacup Yorkie is a one time expense. After getting a teacup Yorkie, you are bound for life to take care of it. Taking care of a teacup Yorkie involves money. Continue Reading

The first time I saw a Yorkshire Terrier pup at a local dog show held in my city, I couldn’t help but feel an enormous amount of admiration for this breed’s beauty. Continue Reading

Why should you join a Yorkshire terrier club? Ideally People do join Yorkie kennel clubs for the following reasons:

It should encourage and promote quality in the responsible breeding of pure-bred Yorkshire Terriers and to bring their natural qualities to perfection. Continue Reading

A dog is a man’s best friend and your best friend deserves only the best. Continue Reading

Admittedly, sometimes it takes a while or so for us realize how crucial the whole process of birthing puppies is. That being said, not everyone understands the kind of locked-in attention we should give to the dam on birthing puppies. Continue Reading

Since the boom of dogs here in our area, thanks to Paris Hilton and other celebrities, there are now a lot more establishments that cater to the different needs of our pets. Continue Reading

Dental hygiene is more often overlooked. The fact is they all need dog dental care. Continue Reading

It is essential that your teacup yorkie puppy should be groomed. This not only promotes cleanliness but also enhances the bond between you and your puppy.

He needs to learn to be touched from his nose to his toes. Learning this while young will make grooming and veterinary examinations easier.

The types of brushes you need will depend on his coat. If your teacup yorkie pup has a short coat, you will need a short bristle brush or a grooming glove. For a long-haired teacup yorkie, use a widely spaced comb with blunt teeth and a long bristle brush.

You will also need blunt end scissors and canine nail clippers. Ear wipes for ear cleaning are also a necessity. Your teacup yorkie puppy must get used to bathing on a regular basis – every 10 to 14 days if he is an indoor dog and once a month of he lives outdoors.

Good thing here is, he can be washed in a basin. Cry skin will not be a problem provided you continue putting oil in his food. Stick to shampoos made specifically for puppies.

Always groom your teacup yorkie pup before bathing and stick some cotton in his ears to prevent the water from entering the ear canals. If you plan on washing his face, place a gentle ophthalmic ointment in his eyes for protection.

Make sure he is completely dry before allowing him outside.

Nail trimming should be done every six weeks. This is very important because long nails can cause the foot to splay or spread, causing lameness.

If your teacup yorkie pup has his dewclaws (the claws higher up his leg) then these can curl around and pierce his skin, as well as rip clothing if he jumps up.

Before trimming his nails, look closely at them. They will appear like hooks. You must be careful not to clip the quick, which contains a blood vessel. If cut, it can bleed a lot. Be sure to have styptic powder on hand, just in case.

If your teacup yorkie pup’s nails are white, the quick will be easy to spot – it appears pink under the nail.  For black nails, clip little pieces at a time until the hook-like part is gone. As you can see it is very important for your pup to remain still and relaxed for nail clipping.

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Most breeds of dog have a cut specific to and appropriate for that breed. Continue Reading

Do you think that yorkies have bad days? Continue Reading

A puppy cut is a great way to go if your puppy’s hair is thick. Continue Reading

Is your pet a part of the family? Do you want to know all you can to make sure that your puppy has the best nutrition and is getting the best health care possible? Continue Reading

Poodles can be energetic or introverted, but they all love to have fun. Consider a mini poodle- your family will love one! However, just as when considering buying any dog it is important to make sure that you can are for such a dog. Continue Reading

Readers have requested information about yorkie cross temperaments. I have compiled information in a chart below. Continue Reading

Just one look at the adorable face of a Yorkshire Terrier can be enough to persuade a dog lover to want to buy one. But, how do you know that a Yorkie is the right breed for you? Where do you find a puppy to add to your family? Continue Reading

With designer breeds becoming more and more popular, it is no wonder that Yorkshire Terriers have become the crossbreed of choice when breeding for small dogs. Many designer breeds combine the best characteristics of both foundation breeds to create a strong, healthy animal who makes a wonderful pet. Continue Reading

Just one look at the adorable face of a Yorkshire Terrier can be enough to persuade a dog lover to want to buy one. But, how do you know that a Yorkie is the right breed for you? Where do you find a puppy to add to your family? Continue Reading

The Yorkshire Terrier is known for its long & flowing coat, to maintain this appearance the coat requires daily grooming. Yorkshire Terriers possess what is known as a ’single coat,’ simply meaning that they do not have an undercoat. Grooming Yorkshire Terriers