Yorkshire Terrier

In 2007 I purchased my first dog, he was a tiny toy yorkshire terrier priced at £300. At the time he weighed just 2lbs but now at his fully grown weight weighs around 7 and a half pounds (still tiny). My yorkie was quite difficult to house train but this could be because when he was a puppy I lived in a flat and he had to use a balcony when he wanted to go outside. However when we moved to a house he quickly learned and became fully house trained. Although my dog is extremely loyal and affectionate with those that he knows well such as my self, he does become quite aggressive around strangers. Although this is just all noise and he does not bite. This can be ...  Read the complete review

When I moved in with my Girlfriend she came with a small and furry friend, a toy Yorkshire terrier named 'boo' so with out much further ado I shall review him:- The Yorkshire terrier first and foremost is an ideal companion for those people who are allergic to dog hair. The Yorkshire terriers fur is closer to human hair and less likely to cause irritation to the skin, throat and chest. This also means they molt (sp?) less which is always a benefit if you have any carpeted areas of the home, as they will require regular but not constant hovering. Yorkshire terriers are a small breed of dog which also makes them ideal for people living in small ...  Read the complete review

When I was a toddler and looked a little disappointed when given a tiny gift, my mother would always say, "All the best things come in small parcels, you know." True enough, and in the doggy world, they don't come much smaller than Yorkshire terriers. At long last, I can write a review about those tiny pooches and introduce you to Mollie, my little Yorkie. But first, a little about the breed and its origins. HISTORICAL: --------------- Yorkshire terriers are one of the smallest breeds of dogs in the world; though not a particularly ancient breed, when compared with others. Its' ancestors, the 'Scottish Waterside Terriers,' ...  Read the complete review

Hi there, folks. It is Mayan820 here. --- Introduction --- When I saw this category, I just had to write something. I am, of nature, not really an animal person and the fact that animal hairs, in general, but cat hairs in particular, give me the most terrible hay fever, certainly does not help me to try to change this age old aversion. When I, however, first came in contact with a Yorkshire Terrier, I just fell in love with this breed straight away. When I saw all the hair on this above mentioned Yorkie, I must admit that I was worried. I thought that I would just have the most terrible fits of hay fever very soon after touching him, ...  Read the complete review

I have a yorkshire terrier and they are very intellegent animals. Our Yorkie has been part of our family for 6 years. He is very small and grey and black in colour. They are very much family dogs. They are sometimes jealous dogs, if they are very close to you but apart from that they are very loveable animals. Yorkies will normally eat any type of dog food, but a lot of yorkies like to eat when are you eating and they especially love their treats, buttons and chew sticks in my dogs opionion. He loves going long walks in the morning and at night. He is very intellegent like most yorkies and knows how to win you around by sitting at your feet crying or cuddling into you. ...  Read the complete review