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What size crate is best for Yorkie? ›

Yorkshire Terrier health and lifespan

The Yorkshire Terrier is a generally healthy breed with a long lifespan of 11 to 15 years. However, like all purebred dogs, Yorkies can be predisposed to certain health conditions such as: Collapsing Trachea. Luxating Patella (dislocated kneecap)

$3,000–$5,000

There is a very big variance in price when buying a Yorkie from a breeder. At the lower end of the scale, Yorkie prices are between $3,000 and $5,000 for a pet-quality puppy.

The American Kennel Club recognizes the teacup Yorkie as a regular Yorkshire terrier rather than a separate breed, despite teacup varieties of breeds gaining popularity.

Crating your pup at night can: Provide Safety and Security – Crates can provide dogs with a safe and secure sleeping environment. Dogs, especially puppies or those prone to anxiety, may feel comforted and protected within the confines of a crate.

Heart failure is a leading cause of death among Yorkshire Terriers in their golden years. Most heart disease in dogs is caused by the weakening or slow deformity of heart valves such that they no longer close tightly; blood then leaks back around these weakened valves, straining the heart.

Yes, Yorkies are known for being vocal dogs and enjoy ensuring owners can hear their voice. Whether it's someone at the door or an unfamiliar noise, they have a lot to say and will bark at a variety of noises. Proper training will help to control any bad barking habits, especially with young puppies.

Since many of these dogs are coddled and pampered by doting owners, they can become needy and clingy, but a true Yorkie is self-confident and will prefer to go off and rest alone without attention from its human.

Are there two sizes of Yorkies? ›

While Miniature and Teacup Yorkies are smaller than the standard Yorkie, “teacup” generally refers to an even smaller size. The term “teacup” is not an official classification and is often used by breeders to describe the smallest Yorkies.

Being consistent with them will lead you to enjoy their big personality, which will shine through even stronger when they are not the only dog in your family. Yorkies do better in pairs – you get twice the amount of cuteness, love, positivity, and energy!

A Yorkie will love that. A lover of all things comfortable, the Yorkshire terrier enjoys cuddling with loved ones and snuggling into everything soft and fluffy. And for you, their silky coat isn't too bad for petting.

Some mini Yorkies are so small that they can literally fit in a teacup – hence the term 'Teacup Yorkie'. These dogs are likely to weigh between two and four pounds. Teacup Yorkies are not a 'recognised breed', but are usually pedigree Yorkshire Terriers that have simply been bred much smaller than average.

Teacup Dogs (under 17 inches)

As one of the tiniest dog breeds, most Yorkies only reach 6-7 inches. As a result, a small and compact environment would adequately accommodate these little dogs.

A full-grown Yorkie stands all of 7-8 inches tall and weighs roughly 7 pounds, but his energetic and feisty personality does not reflect his small stature. Perhaps the most notable physical characteristic is the Yorkie's long, straight blue and tan hair that's often trimmed short into a “puppy cut.”

Yorkies do well in small spaces.

These wee dogs are often great choices for Pet Parents living in condos or apartments. They can also be a good companion for city life, as they fit easily in a tote bag or sling.

While you want a roomy crate, you don't want one that's too large. This could encourage your dog to eliminate within the crate because they can sit away from the mess.