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Suzie the Yorkie Puppy Suzie is a very affectionate girl who is house-trained and crate trained. Suzie is great with children and loves to go on short walks. She also does very well with other dogs. A narrator introduces this video. It begins with a multi-colored background and then shifts to a live-action bedroom, where the girl is opening an open box. She is a loving girl Suzie is a beautiful girl who loves to be cuddled. She also loves to have her belly tickled. She is good with cats and dogs. She is completely housetrained and Crate trained. She suffers from Cushings and is taking medication for it. She will thrive in a quiet family home with no children. Marta Mini Yorkshire Terrier Kaufen is a great companion for her new owners. The Yorkshire Terrier (or Yorkie) is a small lap dog with a spunky, lively personality. an energetic personality and moderate to high levels of energy. These intelligent loving dogs make great friends, but they can be insecure about other animals or even people. Socialization can help them get along with other pets. They are a courageous watchdog and protect their owners with a strong and protective nature. As a breed, Yorkies tend to be healthy and live long lives. However, they are prone to several common health issues. These include dental issues, heart disease, and blood sugar regulation. Some people are also susceptible to patella luxation which can cause intermittent stumbling and a bowlegged look in the hind legs. Treatment options include anti-inflammatory medications, diet restrictions, and surgery. Another issue that is common is atopy. It causes itching and irritation of the skin. This condition is common in small breeds and can be treated with medications or an elimination diet. The owners should also ensure that their environment is clean to avoid irritants. These conditions may not be life-threatening, but they can be painful and impact the quality of life for your pet. Certain of these conditions require expensive surgery or medication. Other issues can be prevented with proper care. Keep a clean, dry litter box and use chewing toys that aren't irritating to avoid urinary tract infection. Susan is a wonderful breeder who truly is concerned about her puppies. She is extremely knowledgeable and she gives each puppy an amazing education. I would highly recommend her to anyone interested in a healthy and affectionate Yorkie puppy. She is a house-trained dog A Yorkie is small dog breed that has been popular in the US that dates back to 1886, is a well-known breed. Originally used as working dogs but they have evolved into an extremely popular companion. They are great for families and urban living due to their small size. They are also known as energetic and playful. They are intelligent and can be a good recipient of positive reinforcement. Although they aren't suitable for new owners they are a great pet for families and can be trained quickly. These small dogs are highly energetic and enjoy being out and about, but they can be easily injured by other dogs. They may also be suffering from many illnesses, including heart problems and respiratory conditions. It is essential to be aware of these potential issues prior to acquiring an Yorkie. It is an excellent idea to purchase your puppy from a responsible breeder and spend some time with it before you decide to adopt it. This gives you a chance to see how they interact with people and other dogs. It is also advisable for health certificates and avoid purchasing from pet stores online or stores. Take your puppy for an excursion and let him explore the world. This can help reduce stress from being in a confined space and will help you bond with your puppy. You should also teach your Yorkie to respond to commands, like stay and sit. When you are in the housebreaking phase it is crucial to watch your dog at all times. Many owners do not do this and end up with a mess to clean up. To avoid this, tie your pet to your side using an harness and a 6-foot long leash. The area should be safe and enclosed, so that it is hard to let your dog wander off. While the majority of Yorkies are friendly and docile however, they can be a bit aggressive with other dogs. They also tend to develop separation anxiety when left alone long periods of durations. This could lead to behavioral issues. Therefore, it is recommended to get another dog in case you are considering purchasing a Yorkie. She is very good with other dogs Yorkies are very playful, despite their size. They are aggressive and will not back away from larger dogs. So, you should keep them in a secure space where they are free to run. This will help you avoid unnecessary fights and aggression. If you have children, make sure to introduce them slowly. A Yorkie that is well-trained can be a great companion for both children and adults. However, you should not let them be alone for long periods of time. This can lead to separation anxiety. Although Yorkies are tiny breeds they require an extensive amount of care and maintenance. They must be groomed regularly and taken to a groomer for regular haircuts. They are also prone to eye diseases like cataracts and conjunctivitis. They can also develop retinal atrophy that causes blindness. These conditions are often hereditary but responsible breeders test their puppies for genetic disorders before selling them. Yorkies, like any other breed of dog, are prone to heart disease. They also be afflicted by other ailments. Some common problems include the luxating patellas (slipping kneecaps) liver disease, portosystemic and shunt and intervertebral disc degeneration. These problems aren't easy to identify, but it's important to have your dog see a vet regularly. Yorkshire breeds of terriers are able to adapt to different environments. They are great for people who live in apartments, condos, and homes. They are very active but do not need the same amount of exercise as larger dogs. They also need less food than other breeds. They do require a regular stroll in a wide area. They can be playful and curious with other dogs, and even humans. They are intelligent and can be taught tricks such as “Hi-Fi” and handshake. They are very social dogs and love spending time with their owners. They can bond with older children. In the United States, Yorkies are a popular breed of dog, and their popularity has spread across the world. They are very small and can be utilized as lap dogs, but they also have a strong working spirit and work well as ratters in coal and textile mills. mines. She is very good with children Despite their small size, Yorkies can be feisty and fearless. They are extremely competitive, and they are recognized for their ability to take on larger dogs, earning them the nickname “little terriers.” However, they also have a soft warm side, and they like to kiss you with a wet kiss. Your Yorkie will enjoy spending time with your children, regardless of whether they are young or older. They will not be a problem when you spend a lot of time cuddling with them. You should also plan for grooming items, such as combs, brushes and coat sprays. Also, consider toys, bedding, leashes and harnesses. Also, you should consider the costs of regular vet visits as well as unexpected expenses. These expenses can quickly increase, and you'll need to be realistic when deciding how you'll be spending on a puppy. Ask questions about the breeder's history of breeding when you purchase a Yorkshire Terrier. A good breeder will be happy to answer any questions you may have and will show the commitment to placing their puppies in loving homes. A reputable breeder will provide a health warranty for the puppy. Another important aspect to consider is the age of the puppy. It is best to adopt a puppy that is not older than six months old. This will ensure that they're healthy and have received all their vaccinations. You will also have plenty of time to meet your dog before bringing him into your home. While Yorkies are generally healthy dogs, there are certain common ailments that they can suffer from. Certain Yorkies are more susceptible to eye problems, such as conjunctivitis and cataracts. They also may suffer from a condition known as portosystemic bypass, which prevents the elimination of toxins from the body and nutrients from being absorption. Other common problems include heart disease and intervertebral disc disease. These conditions are fairly common in Yorkies and are simple to identify. Make sure to visit your veterinarian on a regular basis for spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations and microchipping. This is the best method to prevent these problems. During these visits the vet will be able to identify any early signs for heart disease and other conditions.