Yorkshire Terrier Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

I have had my little yorkshire terrier, Waggle for six years now. In them six years he has shown me nothing but loyalty, love and fun, and I love him as a member of the family, not just as 'the dog'. In past experience, Yorkshire Terriers are known to be quite shy, timid dogs but mine certainly isnt! He's constantly play fighting with ...  Read the complete review

I am going to write this review because I love Yorkshire Terriers and I did have one called Rosie but sadly had to have her put down a few years ago. They are one of the smallest dog breeds in the world and originally they were bred to catch rats in the mines. They are very energetic and Rosie was no exception to this she was a devoted ...  Read the complete review

I have already written a review about my poodle Max, so I thought it was only fair to write one about my other little dog Pendle. *Yorkies* Yorkshire Terriers are also known by the name “Broken – Haired Scottish Terrier.” Yorkshire Terriers were originally bred as ratting dogs and were used to go down small holes ...  Read the complete review