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How to Care for Yorkie Hair


Because it is a single-coated breed, the Yorkshire terrier has a coat that is fine, silky and smooth. Because Yorkies don’t shed, a well-maintained coat will grow to over 14 inches in length. But even if it isn't that long, your Yorkie’s coat still requires diligent care. Without proper grooming, it will become painfully matted.

Tips for Teacup Yorkies long coat growing

Teacup Yorkies long coat growing
Teacup Yorkies long coat growing

The long Yorkie coat is one of the most beautiful looks for a Yorkie. To keep the coat long and beautiful, most owners trim the hair around the feet and in between the pads of the feet and trim the hair on the tips of the ears. When the hair grows beyond floor length, the saddle hair is trimmed by standing the Yorkie on a table with the hair falling over the edge of the table and the hair is trimmed just below the floor line.

Tips for Teacup Yorkies owners

Teacup Yorkies puppy
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Tips for Teacup Yorkies owners - By Laura Koch, Petit Jean Puppies


It will be tempting to hold the puppy all the time.  But do not over stimulate the puppy at first.  It will stress the pup and also won't give it the full rest it requires.  It needs its own leisure time in its "area" to eat, drink, and play.  They need to have small soft toys so they can learn to occupy themselves when you are not available.  Do not change your puppies housing arrangement for a couple weeks --don't take it somewhere to spend the night,  or don't leave with a sitter yet, this will only cause more stress during this difficult transition period.  

Yorkshire Terrier standard

Yorkshire Terrier standard
Yorkshire Terrier standard

Yorkshire Terrier standard


FÉDÉRATION CYNOLOGIQUE INTERNATIONALE (FCI)

FCI-Standard No 86
Publication of the original valid standard: 26.03.2009

Some Beautiful Pictures of Teacup Yorkies

Sweet teacup yorkies
Sweet teacup yorkies
 
The Yorkshire Terrier is a small dog breed of terrier type, developed in the 19th century in the county of Yorkshire, England, to catch rats in clothing mills, also used for rat-baiting. The defining features of the breed are its maximum size of 7 pounds (3.2 kg) and its gray, black, and tan coat.

The breed is nicknamed Yorkie and is placed in the Toy Terrier section of the Terrier Group by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale and in the Toy Group or Companion Group by other kennel clubs, although all agree that the breed is a terrier. A popular companion dog, the Yorkshire Terrier has also been part of the development of other breeds, such as the Australian Silky Terrier.

Teacup Yorkies are a wonderful lap dog, dislike being ignored, love human attention and enjoy their owners continuously holding and making a fuss of them. They are dependant and demanding so require a lot of attention.

In the gallery below you can see few beautiful photos of this beautiful puppies, colected on the google search engine.








Meet the Teacup Yorkies

Meet the Teacup Yorkies



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The teacup Yorkie is considered a variety of the original breed. Also called a miniature Yorkie, this dog is so small that it weighs only about 3 pounds, less than half of the normal weight of an adult Yorkshire terrier. The term "teacup" is used to emphasize how small the dog can be, that it can be brought almost anywhere with very little trouble. 

Where can you buy teacup Yorkshire terriers if you're interested? Sources say that only specialized breeders and puppy kennels sell this variety. In the UK, the teacup Yorkie may cost from £300 and above, and that is roughly about $600. 

Like in the care of other dog breeds, the Yorkie needs extra maintenance especially on the part of grooming. Because all varieties of Yorkshire terriers have a soft and silky hair that can grow rapidly, the responsible owner needs to regularly bathe, groom, and trip the teacup Yorkie's coat. 

The teacup Yorkie can come in a variety of colors, ranging from bluish steel gray, to tan, honey gold, and also black. A lot of owners like to take their teacup Yorkies to groomers, since these establishments are specially equipped to trim the fines hairs from this breed. 

It is not advisable to bathe the teacup Yorkie, or any other kind of Yorkie, on a daily basis. Sources say that it is better to give him a bath when he is already dirty, or it can be done about twice to thrice a week. Plus, you need to choose a mild shampoo that helps protect the hair and skin. When grooming, you can use a steel brush for your teacup Yorkshire terrier. 

Hairs on the body are trimmed to any length as desired by the owner. Some teacup Yorkie owners like their dog's hair to reach the floor, or they can leave the cut very short. The belly area and rear end of the Yorkie must also be shaved, for hygienic purposes and to avoid parasites.
Yorkies are one of the best breeds of dogs that could be a pet to anyone. They are affectionate and sweet, and of course harmless. When given much care, they'll give a lot back to their owners. 

 
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