Yorkshire Terrier

The Yorkshire Terrier's personality is as gentle and feminine as his stature. The Yorkshire always shows an indifferent attitude towards strangers, but they are very friendly to their owners. Still retaining his terrier-like nature, he likes to walk and run in his own yard. If there is enough space for him to move his muscles, even if it is just a small apartment, he can be active and happy if he is given some toys. He considers himself a large dog and is very protective of his domain. He has a keen sense of hearing and will immediately warn his owner if there is a slight noise. If the neighbors do not protest the Yorkshire Terrier's barking, he would be an ideal pet dog. Has a lavish diet and does not get along very well with active children. Requires very strict training to control him. Makes an excellent watchdog as well as a family dog. Very intelligent and intelligent, they are obedient and loyal to their owners and are alert and responsive to everything outside. The Yorkshire has a very strong learning ability and is easy to train by their owners in life, and they are quick to complete their training. They master everything they are taught and develop good habits and attitudes towards life.

Strong attachment, lively, intelligent and faithful, but also quite sticky. They have the intelligence and keen observation of a large dog; they look delicate but have their own opinions, they will act according to their master and express their demands with those big eyes. It is easy to be pampered, so owners should not overindulge.

Their delicate features and rich body language are full of other expressive abilities, and their happiness and sorrow can be deeply felt without complicated conversation. Aside from being sick and sleeping, the Yorkshire Terrier gives off a perpetual sense of energy.

Feeding points

　　 In the breeding and management of Yorkshire Terriers, first of all, it is necessary to ensure that adequate nutritious food is given. Yorkshire Terriers are mainly meat-based. They need 200-250 grams of meat a day, plus a moderate amount of vegetarian food with low sugar content. Feeding frequency, 1 year old and older, feed once a day, puppies feed 2-4 times a day as appropriate.

　　 For young Yorkshire Terriers, do not give them snacks, let alone bite hard foods to protect their teeth. Because this kind of dog loves to bark, it is necessary to train it to develop a habit of not barking when it is a puppies. It is also important to note that this kind of dog is lively and active, and often suddenly rushes out of the door and rushes into the arms of the person. If it is not done well, it will cause scratches to the person.

　　 Yorkshire terriers are fascinated by food, especially those boring and lazy Yorkshire terriers, and they are especially able to use your love for them to get food. If you feed your dog as soon as you beg for food, it will only encourage its bad habit and will quickly make them obese.

　　 Put food and water in a place where the Yorkshire Terrier is not easy to fall over, but you must ensure that the Yorkshire Terrier can drink water at any time when it is thirsty. The baby Yorkshire Terrier needs to be fed three times a day; when it is five to six months old, it is reduced to once or twice a day. In the early stages of feeding, give it a sufficient amount, but do not let it eat until the feeding time. Wash the utensils every day and continue to give it enough and clean water.

  Precautions:

　　 Do not mix dry dog ​​food with milk, but with water. When a little Yorkshire is six to eight weeks old, most people who raise a little Yorkshire and healers disagree with putting milk in food, because drinking too much milk can cause diarrhea and easily cause digestive problems. If you want to slowly switch to dry dog ​​food, you must gradually reduce the water content to mix the food. When the dry dog ​​food is completely used, it can be placed in a bowl all day long for the puppies to eat. Or choose a dog food like royal puppies milk cake, which is nutritious and fragrant, which is acceptable to dogs who are generally picky eaters.

　　 If you think your dog’s hair is not smooth and beautiful, you can also boil an egg for the Yorkshire Terrier every three or two days. It is recommended not to give the dog the egg whites. The egg yolk is best fed three to four times. The main function of egg yolk is to make hair beautiful.