Yorkshire Terrier Care Guide: Coat, Health and Temperament
A practical Yorkshire Terrier guide covering coat care, dental health, exercise needs, training quirks and the health problems this small breed is prone to.
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A practical Yorkshire Terrier guide covering coat care, dental health, exercise needs, training quirks and the health problems this small breed is prone to.
The smallest breed, with the biggest gap between what they need and what they usually get. Most Chihuahua behaviour problems are made by owners.
Clownish, athletic and permanently adolescent. Also a breed with significant cancer and heart risks that owners should know about early.
Genuinely one of the most capable breeds there is, and the coat is a daily commitment. Standard, miniature and toy differ more than the size suggests.
One of the best family dogs there is, and one of the most misrepresented. What Staffies actually need, and the dog-to-dog question handled honestly.
Cheerful, sociable and led entirely by their nose. The recall problem and the food obsession are both breed features rather than faults.
A companion breed with a companion breed's temperament and a coat that demands daily work. Plus the eye and breathing issues that come with the face.
Small, fearless and relentlessly busy. The traits that make them difficult in a quiet home are the exact traits they were bred for.
Comic, affectionate and structurally compromised. The health issues are predictable, and several are manageable if you know what to look for.
One of the sweetest-natured breeds there is, and one carrying two serious inherited conditions. What to ask a breeder, and what to watch for.