Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire Terriers, affectionately known as 'Yorkies,' offer big personalities in a small package. They are brave, determined, and energetic.

Size

Yorkshire Terrier's size is considered to be small.

Lifespan

The average lifespan of a Yorkshire Terrier is 13-16 years.

Temperament

Yorkshire Terrier is known for its brave, determined, energetic temperament.

Energy Level

Yorkshire Terrier has a very high energy level.

Compatibility with Children

Having kids around Yorkshire Terrier is okay.

Shedding

Yorkshire Terrier's shedding level is considered to be minimal.

Grooming Needs

Grooming needs for Yorkshire Terrier are demanding.

Trainability

Yorkshire Terrier is average to train.

Hypoallergenic

Yorkshire Terrier is hypoallergenic.

Feeding Requirements

Yorkies require a diet that supports their energy levels, often benefitting from small, frequent meals. High-quality food that’s appropriate for their small size is recommended.

More About Yorkshire Terrier

The Yorkshire Terrier, fondly known as the Yorkie, is a small breed with a big personality. They originated in England, where they were bred for catching rats in mills. Yorkies are distinguished by their long, silky coat, which is often a rich tan with blue steel coloring. They carry themselves with an air of importance and confidence that belies their small size. Yorkies are affectionate, sprightly, and intelligent, making them excellent companions. They require regular grooming to keep their coat in top condition. Despite their diminutive size, they are adventurous and enjoy activities like walks and playtime.