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Yorkie-Pom

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Yorkie-PomHeight: 6-12 inches Weight: 3-7 lb Lifespan: 12-15 years Group: Not Applicable Best Suited For: Families with older children, singles and seniors, apartments, houses with/without yards Temperament: Affectionate, energetic, alert, intelligent Comparable Breeds: Yorkshire Terrier, Pomeranian (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Yorkie-Pom Basics If you were ever worried that you wouldn’t be able to find a small dog adorable enough to fulfill your voracious appetite for cuteness, worry no longer! We have the pupper for you.  The Yorkie-Pom is known by many names including “Porkie” and “Yoranian” (yep, if the names are almost offensively cute). This lovable designer breed is a cross between a purebred Yorkshire Terrier and a Pomeranian, making it the ultimate small-breed dog. These little dogs exhibit the best of both worlds when it

The Complete Teacup Yorkie Care Guide: Price, Lifespan and More…

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These dogs may be tiny, but they have mighty personalities. The Teacup Yorkie is a tiny version of a Yorkshire Terrier. Don’t be fooled by their stature, these little mischief makers are confident and bold – they can be handful. They love their owners and are protective over their family. This dog isn’t one you should take on lightly, they need a lot of care and love being the center of attention. They have strict feeding schedules and will most likely need professional grooming. Their small size means they are prone to health issues as well. If you think a Teacup Yorkie is the perfect addition to your family, keep reading to learn all about what makes these petite pooches unique and how to succesfully

German Shepherd Yorkie Mix: When Little Meets Large

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It’s fascinating to think about a German Shepherd and Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie) mix. The first thing that comes to mind is the size difference of the parent breeds. Beyond that, what would a German Shepherd Yorkie Mix’s personality be like? The outcome of this cross may not be entirely predictable. Read more to learn about the pros and cons of a German Shepherd Yorkie Mix. Where Does the German Shepherd Yorkie Mix Come From? The German Shepherd originates in the early 1890s. It is from Germany, as the name suggests.p It was originally bred for herding and guarding livestock. However, over time, the German Shepherd was bred as a working dog, namely in the police and military. The Yorkie came from England, specifically the county of Yorkshire. However, not much else is known

The Standard on Standing Yorkie Ears

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The written standard for any AKC recognized breed describes the perfect example of that breed of pure bred dog. The breed standard for Yorkshire terriers, among many other things, calls for standing ears. While not all pure bred Yorkies will have erect ears, the standard calls for it. Yorkies are supposed to have ears that stand erect. A Yorkie that fits the breed standard must have standing ears. While not all Yorkies have standing ears, and some people actually prefer “floppy” ears, a Yorkie does not have to have standing ears to be considered a pure bred Yorkie. There are three general categories of ears with Yorkies 1) ears that stand on their own, 2) ears that will stand with help while the Yorkie is

Yorkie Growth Chart

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Overview Are you wondering how much your Yorkie puppy will weigh once your dog has reached their adult weight? The size of a Yorkshire Terrier depends mostly on the size of the parents. Size may also skip a generation. Obviously, if a dog is under or overfed, this will also affect its size. While breed standards do not list height, most Yorkies will grow to be 6-9 inches (15.24 – 22.86 cm); this is measured from the floor to the withers (top of the shoulders) In regard to weight, a Yorkie will grow to be 3 to 7 pounds (1.36 to 3.17 kg). Though this is the breed standard, it is not uncommon for a Yorkshire Terrier to be a bit over this

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