Suzie the Yorkie Puppy
Suzie is a very loving girl that is fully housetrained and crate trained. She is great with children, and loves to go on short walks. She is also very good with other dogs.
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She is a very loving girl
Suzie is a wonderful girl who loves to be cuddled. She also loves having her belly tickled. She is great with cats and dogs. She is fully housetrained and crate trained. She has Cushings disease and is on medication for that. She is a great fit in a peaceful, no-children home. She makes a wonderful pet for her new owners.
The Yorkshire Terrier or Yorkie is a small lap dog with a spunky personality and moderate-to-high energy levels. These intelligent, affectionate pets make devoted companions but may be insecure about other pets or people who are in their lives. Socialization can help them to connect with other pets. They are brave watchdogs who protect their owners in a shrewd manner.
Yorkies are a breed that is known to be healthy and they live a long time. They are prone to a range of common health problems. This includes dental issues as well as heart disease and blood sugar regulation. Some people are also susceptible to patella luxation, which may cause intermittent limping and a bowlegged appearance in the hind legs. Treatment options include antiinflammatory drugs, dietary restrictions, and surgical procedures.
Another common issue is atopy, which causes itching and irritation of the skin. This is a common problem in small breeds, and can be treated with medication or an elimination diet. In addition, owners should keep their surroundings clean and stay clear of irritants.
Although these conditions are not life-threatening, they can be very painful and can affect the quality of a pet's life. Some of these conditions require expensive treatment or surgery. Some can be avoided with proper care. For example, maintaining an unclean, dry litter box and using non-irritant chew toys can help prevent urinary tract infections.
Susan is a fantastic breeder who truly loves and cares about her puppies. She is extremely knowledgeable and provides each puppy with an amazing education. I would highly recommend her to anyone who is interested in a healthy and loving Yorkie puppy.
She is fully housetrained
A Yorkie, small dog breed that has been which is popular in the US that dates back to 1886, is a very loved breed. Originally, they were used as working dogs but have since evolved into a fashionable companion. Their small size makes them perfect for urban and family-friendly. They are also referred to as energetic and playful. They are smart and well trained with positive reinforcement. They are not recommended for pet owners who are not experienced, but they can be excellent family pets and they learn quickly.
Small dogs are energetic and enjoy being on the go However, they can be easily injured by traffic or other dogs. They can also be affected by a variety of illnesses such as heart and respiratory conditions. It is essential to be aware of these potential problems prior to getting the Yorkie.
It is best to adopt your puppy after spending some time with him. This will give you the chance to observe how they interact with humans and other dogs. It is also important to see health certificates and avoid purchasing from pet stores on the internet or in stores.
Take your puppy for an outing and let him explore the world. This can help reduce stress from being alone and will help you bond with your puppy. You should also train your Yorkie to respond to commands, like stay and sit.
When you are in the housebreaking phase it is vital to watch your dog at all times. Many owners fail to do this, and end in the mess. To avoid this, tether your pet to your side using the harness and 6-foot leash. The area should be safe and secure, so that it will be difficult to let your dog wander off.
Yorkies can be gentle and friendly however they can also be a bit aggressive. In addition, they tend to develop separation anxiety if they are left alone for long periods of time. This can lead to behavior problems. It is therefore recommended to get another dog in case you are contemplating buying a Yorkie.
She is very friendly with other dogs.
Despite their size, Yorkies love to play with other dogs. However, they can be territorial and will not back down from larger dogs, so it is best to keep them in an enclosed area where they can run freely. This will prevent unnecessary aggression and fights. If you have children, be sure to introduce them slowly. A trained Yorkie can be a wonderful pet for children as well as adults. It is best not to leave your Yorkie unattended for extended periods. This can lead to separation anxiety.
Yorkies, although they are a small dog breed, require a lot maintenance and care. They should be brushed daily and taken to a groomer for regular haircuts. They are also susceptible to eye conditions like cataracts and conjunctivitis. They can also develop retinal atrophy, which leads to blindness. These are hereditary conditions, however responsible breeders test their puppies prior to selling them for genetic disorders.
Yorkies as with all dog breed, are susceptible to heart disease. They can also be affected by other diseases. Some of the most common issues are slipping kneecaps, liver disease, portosystemics shunts, and intervertebral disk diseases. These issues are difficult to recognize however it is essential to take your dog to a veterinarian on a routine basis.
Yorkshire Terriers are extremely adaptable and can be adjusted to various environments. They are ideal for people who live in apartments, condos and even homes. They are very active, but they don't require as much exercise as other breeds. They also require less food than other breeds. However, they require regular walks and romps in a large open space.
They can be playful and curious with other dogs, and even humans. They are intelligent, and can be taught tricks such as "Hi-Fi" or handshakes. They are very social dogs and enjoy spending time with their owners. They will bond with children of a certain age.
In the United States, Yorkies are an extremely popular breed of dog and their popularity has spread around the globe. They are very small and can be used as lap dogs, however, they also possess an incredibly strong work ethic and can be found in textile mills and coal mines.
She is extremely adept with children.
Yorkies are tiny, but they can be strong and courageous. They are very competitive, and they are known to challenge much larger dogs which has earned them the name "little terriers." However, Yorkies also have a warm and soft side and like to kiss you with a wet kiss. Whether you have a young child or a family of older children, your Yorkie will love spending time with them and won't be irritated if they spend lots of time snuggling with you.
In addition to the expense of food, you must be prepared for additional expenses such as grooming equipment (brushes and coat sprays, combs and brushes) dental chews, leashes, harnesses toys, bedding, and leashes. Also, you should think about the expense of regular vet visits and unexpected expenses. These expenses can quickly mount up and you'll need to be realistic about the amount you can afford to spend on your new puppy.
If you are considering purchasing a Yorkshire Terrier, be sure to visit the breeder and ask questions regarding their breeding background. A good breeder will be happy to answer any questions you have and will show a commitment to placing their puppies in loving homes. A good breeder will also offer a health guarantee for the puppy.
The age of the puppy is an important aspect to consider. You should adopt a pup who is less than six months old. This will ensure that they're healthy and have had all their vaccinations. Additionally, you'll have plenty of time to get familiarize yourself with the dog prior to bringing it into your home.
Although Yorkies are generally healthy dogs, they do have some common problems that they may be afflicted with. Some Yorkies are more prone to eye problems such as cataracts and conjunctivitis. They can also suffer from a condition known as portosystemic bypass, which stops toxins from being removed from the body and prevents nutrients from being taken in. Cayden yorkshire kaufen and intervertebral disc disease are also common problems.
These conditions are fairly common in Yorkies and are simple to diagnose. Visit your veterinarian on a regular basis to receive vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery and microchipping. This is the best method to prevent these problems. During these visits, your veterinarian will be able to identify any early symptoms of heart disease and other conditions before they become serious.