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Yorkshire

Dog · raised at home in San Giorgio a Cremano

Hobby Breeder of Yorkshire Terrier and Toy Dogs

Yorkshire Terrier: elegance in miniature with the heart of a lion

The Yorkshire Terrier dog, affectionately known as the "Yorkshire" or "Yorkie", is one of the world's best-loved breeds for its lively temperament, its intelligence and its unmistakable silky coat. Born in nineteenth-century England as a working dog for hunting rodents, today it has become a perfect life companion: small in size, but with a big, captivating personality.

The difference between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Yorkshire Toy

Many people wonder whether there is a real "Yorkshire Toy" breed: in fact, the Toy is not a recognized breed, but a term used for particularly small Yorkshire Terriers, often weighing under 2.5 kg.

  • Standard Yorkshire Terrier: average weight between 2.5 and 3.2 kg, well-proportioned build, excellent general health.

  • Toy Yorkshire: weight under 2.5 kg, a more delicate and fragile look, needing extra attention in day-to-day handling.

While the standard Terrier is sturdier and more resilient, and suits families with children too, the Toy is meant for those looking for an extremely small companion dog, but it must be handled with care to avoid injuries and health problems.

Temperament and care

The Yorkshire is sweet, intelligent and very attached to its owner. It loves walks, playing and, above all, being the center of attention. Its long, silky coat needs regular grooming to stay healthy and shiny.

Why choose a Yorkshire

Compact, elegant and lively, the Yorkshire Terrier is perfect for apartment life and for anyone who wants an affectionate dog that is always ready to interact. Whether you choose a standard Terrier or a Toy, you will have a faithful friend who will fill your days with love and joy. We breed this breed as hobby breeders; they are affectionate companion animals.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Yorkshire Toy?

"Toy" is not a recognized breed: it refers to particularly small Yorkshire Terriers, often under 2.5 kg. The standard Terrier is sturdier, while the Toy is more delicate and must be handled with care.

How long does a Yorkshire live?

With the right care, a Yorkshire Terrier lives on average 13 to 16 years.

Is the Yorkshire suited to apartment life?

Yes, thanks to its small size it is perfect for apartment life, but it loves walks, playing and being the center of attention.

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