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Yorkshire Terriers (Yorkies) are feisty, adventurous and spunky little dogs; they are sporty and wild, cuddly and affectionate, they love to travel and explore and they are highly devoted family-oriented dogs. Yorkshire Terrier puppies have amazing colorful personalities, they are loving, fun, playful and fond of attention, they love to perform tricks and they are great at canine sports. Yorkies are elegant toy-sized dogs, they have an average weight between 4 to 6 pounds and an average height between 8 to 9 inches, and they have a glamorous long silky hypoallergenic coat, sparkly dark eyes, a little black nose and small pointy ears.

BREED INFORMATION

Temperament Alert, Courageous, Energetic, Loyal, Intelligent, Independent and Playful
Adult Weight	4-6 lbs
Adult Height	8-9 in
Life Expectancy	10-16 yrs
Rating	5.0 (65 reviews)

Maintenance	Low High
Training	Easy Hard
Shedding	Min Max
Adaptability	Easy Hard
Active	Low High

The Yorkshire Terrier also known to many as the Yorkie, said to have Scottish ancestry, was brought to England by breeders in the 19th century. It was originally bred and used to catch mice in clothing mills. Due to its energetic and brave temperament, it excelled at this task. Today, the Yorkie is one of the most popular and sought-after dog breeds in the United States. Its long silky coat which is usually blue and tan in color gives this puppy a unique physical appearance. These charming little dogs crave attention and are very affectionate towards humans; thus, making them the perfect addition to your family.

Appearance and Grooming

This toy sized terrier has a long, silky and soft blue and tan coat that is parted on the face and from the base of the skull to the end of the tail and hangs evenly and quite straight down each side of body. The body is neat, compact and well proportioned. An interesting fact is that their coats become lighter in color as they age. Though, shedding is minimal, their long hair requires daily brushing in effort to prevent tangles and knots. Regular grooming every for 6 to 8 weeks is also very important to keep a healthy coat and clipped nails.

Temperament

This self-assured, intelligent breed is a combination of charming looks and adventurous terrier spirit. This breed can certainly show a wide range of personalities from cuddly and perky and wanting nothing more than to adoringly follow in their families everywhere, to an outgoing and sometimes mischievous temperament. Early socialization and training will make for a well-rounded addition to your family. But be careful not to spoil them to much as they can encourage them to form bad behaviors.

Family and Companionship

These elegant dogs are very affectionate towards their owners and families as one would expect from a companion dog, but true to their terrier heritage, they're sometimes suspicious of strangers, and will bark at strange sounds and intruders. They require lots of attention and time with their family. It is best not to leave them for long hours as they will become quite anxious and yappy. Because of their small size they will do best with older children unless supervised during play time with younger children.

Exercise

Daily exercise will help your Yorkie release pent-up energy, maintain muscles, keep the heart healthy, keeps the metabolism working efficiently and intense that they are panting. A moderate walk twice a day is perfect. These dogs like routine, so ideally one in the morning and one in the evening.

Training and Socialization

These puppies respond best to repetition, praise and plenty of positive reinforcement. They are very in tune with the trainer and the challenges of training as they are driven by the mental stimulation. Early socialization is equally important as it offers the opportunity to become accustomed to people, other dogs and traffic. It also provides this curious pup with mental stimulation by way of sight, scent, sound, which aids in the training process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the lifespan of a Yorkshire Terrier?

The average lifespan is 11 to 15 years.

Are Yorkshire Terriers aggressive?

They can be. This breed is very territorial, independent and fearless which can lead to aggressive behaviors. Proper training and socialization at an early age can help to eliminate these aggressive behaviors.

How big do Yorkshire Terriers get?

The adult Yorkshire Terrier measures between 8 to 9 inches in height and weighs between 3 to 7 lbs.

What type of coat does the Yorkshire Terrier have?

This breed has a long fine single coat that often has a glossy or silky texture.

Do Yorkshire Terriers bark a lot?

Yes. This has a lot to do with their hunting and terrier lineage. They bark when they are excited, agitated or just want to communicate.

Do Yorkshire Terriers shed a lot?

No. A Yorkshire Terriers coat is actually made of hair and not fur so they only shed minimally, much the same as human hair loss.

Is a Yorkshire Terrier hypoallergenic?

No dog is truly hypoallergenic, however because this breed has hair they will carry less pet dander, which makes them an excellent breed for those who suffer with allergies.

What is the temperament of a Yorkshire Terrier?

These small and mighty dogs are brave and confident. They are fearless and fun and always willing and ready to play. Alternatively, they also enjoy plenty of lap time on the couch and cuddles with their owners and family.

How much exercise does the Yorkshire Terrier need?

This breed has a moderate energy level so they will need a couple of walks each day. Short strolls in addition to some indoor or outdoor active play each day will be plenty to keep them healthy.

Do Yorkshire Terriers like being left home alone?

Though they are known for their independence, they don’t like being left alone. They can develop separation anxiety or destructive behaviors if left alone for long periods of time. They’d be much happier going wherever you go.

Are Yorkshire Terriers good with children?

They can be, but it requires a fair amount of training and socialization for both the Yorkshire Terrier and the child or children. This breed can become easily agitated and aggressive if provoked.

Does the Yorkshire Terrier go by other names?

Yes, they are most commonly referred to as a “Yorkie”.

Does the Yorkshire Terrier change colors as it ages?

Yes. Puppies are born black and their coats turn blue-and-tan as they mature.

Where did the Yorkshire Terrier originate?

The Yorkshire Terrier originated in Yorkshire county in northern England during the 19th century.

At what age does a Yorkshire Terriers ears stand up?

The Yorkshire Terrier's ears will begin to stand between the ages of 6 and 8 months.

REVIEWS

YORKSHIRE TERRIER

*Date:*	2/15/2017
*Name:*	Was Rosco now Patches
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Kendra Fers
*Loc:*	Red Bank NJ

We got Patches three years ago and he is honestly the best dog. We consider him as our son and he is spoiled rotten. We just recently had a baby girl and Patches is in love with her. He definitely completes our little family. Thank you Premier pups.

*Date:*	4/21/2017
*Name:*	Kali
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Tamara and Jamie Freeman
*Loc:*	Houston,TX

We purchased Kali from premier pups late March and it was one of them best decisions we could've made. She's our little spoiled baby. Premier was there every step of the way from helping us decide which dog we truly wanted to making sure she arrived safely to us. They check on her very often and we appreciate that. We will be purchasing from them again soon!

*Date:*	10/30/2018
*Name:*	Bella
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Leesa
*Loc:*	Irvine, CA

After searching locally and not being able to find a Yorkie puppy that was what we wanted, we decided to look online. We ordered a Yorkie puppy from Premier Pups. She was just what we were expecting from the online description and is such a joy. We named her Bella. She has a great temperament and is the size we were looking for. It was very refreshing to find her weight and birthdate posted online, since we had found that most local breeders were offended to be asked to weigh their puppies (since it exposes their scam of selling larger dogs for teacup prices). We weighed bella when she arrived and were so relieved to find that her weight was right in line with what was posted on Premier Pups website. We are very satisfied with our purchase and recommend buying from Premier Pups.

Daisy (previously Izzie) Yorkshire Terrier puppy

*Date:*	4/2/2020
*Name:*	Daisy (previously Izzie)
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Thaina
*Loc:*	Germantown, MD

I am very happy with my dog ??daughter ??. The service of the Premier Puppies is very good, I am very happy and satisfied.

*Date:*	4/27/2021
*Name:*	Monkey (Izzie)
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Raquel
*Loc:*	San Jose ,CA.

Monkey (Izzie) arrives at her new forever home on April 5. She arrives comfortable, happy and healthy. She is very lovely and friendly and we are very happy to have her at home. Thank you very much to Premier pups for a smooth and profesional process including all the follow ups after Monkey arrived home.

*Date:*	11/29/2019
*Name:*	Spartan
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Shelly Dailey
*Loc:*	Elk Grove , CA

Spartan (who's name was originally Rolando) has brought so much joy to our family. We bought him for our daughter Tricia and she never stops thanking us. We had an exceptional experience with premier pups and we will continue to refer our friends and family.

Penelope (Formerly Twinkle) Yorkshire Terrier puppy

*Date:*	10/27/2016
*Name:*	Penelope (Formerly Twinkle)
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Devin
*Loc:*	Pittsburgh, PA

I am so happy that I went through Premier Pups to get me special fur baby, Penelope! She is a wonderful addition to my life. Very loving and also very playful! Thanks again, Premier Pups!! Couldn't have chosen a better place to get her and I will highly recommend this website to all of my friends and family!

*Date:*	8/17/2020
*Name:*	Max Chewbacca
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Celia Borowicz
*Loc:*	Greenfield, IN

Max Chewbacca (Beckem) is almost two years old, and right at 5 pounds. Not quite a micro teacup but definitely a lap dog. He enjoy chasing and playing with Rosie the a two year old Chihuahua, just sitting with us, and hates to be left behind,

Shai (formerly FiFi) Yorkshire Terrier puppy

*Date:*	1/11/2020
*Name:*	Shai (formerly FiFi)
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Janeé
*Loc:*	NJ

I purchased Shai back in November 2018. The process was very quick and easy. I picked her up at the airport and she was nice and comfortable in her crate with a bed and a toy. Shai has a very big personality and brings joy to my life. I’m happy I mad the decision to go with Premier Pups. She is now 1 year old. She’s happy and healthy and loves her new home.

Cleo (previously named Rebecca) Yorkshire Terrier puppy

*Date:*	1/10/2019
*Name:*	Cleo (previously named Rebecca)
*Breed:*	Yorkshire Terrier
*Client:*	Marcial Cruz
*Loc:*	Los Angeles, CA

Approximately two years ago, my family and I decided to buy a yorkie (Rascal, who we renamed Goliath). This year, we came to the conclusion that Goliath needed a partner to play with, so be bought Rebecca (who we’ve now named Cleo). Now, I’m very happy that we have two yorkies instead of one.

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