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Suzie the Yorkie Puppy Suzie is a very affectionate girl who is housetrained and Crate-trained. She is very good with children and enjoys small walks. She is also very good with other dogs. A narrator introduces the video. It starts with a multi-colored background and then shifts to a real-time bedroom where a young girl opens a box. She is a very caring girl Suzie is a wonderful girl who loves to be cuddled. She also enjoys having her belly tucked. She is extremely friendly with other dogs and cats. She is completely housetrained and Crate trained. Arvin biewer yorkshire terrier mini kaufen​ suffers from Cushings and is taking medication for it. She is a great fit in a peaceful and non-kids home. She'll make a great companion for her new owner. The Yorkshire Terrier or Yorkie is small lap dog with an exuberant personality and moderate-to-high energy levels. These smart loving dogs make great companions but can be insecure about other animals or people. Socialization can help them to get along with other pets. They are a brave breed of watchdogs that guard their owners in a protective manner. As a breed, Yorkies tend to be healthy and live long lives. They are prone to a range of health issues that are common. Dental problems, heart disease and blood sugar regulation are among them. Certain people are also at risk of patella luxation. This can cause intermittent limping and a bowlegged appearance in the hind legs. Treatment options include anti-inflammatory drugs, diet restrictions, and surgery. Atopy is another issue that causes itching and irritation to the skin. This is a common problem in small breeds and can be treated by medications or an elimination-diet. In addition, owners should keep their surroundings clean and avoid irritants. These conditions might not be life-threatening, but they can be painful and can affect the quality of life for your pet. Certain of these conditions require surgery or medication which can be costly. Some of these issues can be avoided by taking proper care. For instance, keeping an unclean, dry litter box and using non-irritant chew toys can help to prevent urinary tract infections. Susan is a wonderful breeder who truly loves and is concerned about her puppies. She is very knowledgeable and provides each puppy with an amazing education. I would recommend her to anyone who is looking for a healthy and loving Yorkie pup. She is completely housetrained A Yorkie is a small breed of dog that has been a popular breed in the US since 1886. They were originally designed to be working dogs but they have evolved into a popular companion. They are great for families living in urban areas because of their small size. They are also known for their lively personality and playful demeanor. They are smart and respond well to positive reinforcement. Although they aren't suitable for owners who are new to the breed they are a great pet for families and can be trained quickly. Small dogs love to run and are energetic, but they are susceptible to injury from traffic or other dogs. These dogs can also be affected by a variety of illnesses including respiratory and heart conditions. Before you purchase a Yorkie, it is important to know about these potential issues. It is an excellent idea to purchase your puppy from an ethical breeder and spend time with it before you decide to adopt it. This gives you a chance to see how they interact with humans and other dogs. You should also ask for health certificates and avoid purchasing from pet stores on the internet or in stores. A good way to start training your new puppy is to take it for walks and let it explore the world around it. This can help reduce stress from being alone and will aid in bonding with your puppy. You should also train your Yorkie to respond to commands such as stay and sit. During the process of housebreaking it is crucial to supervise your puppy at all times. Many owners do not do this, and they end in a mess. To prevent this from happening, it is recommended to tie your dog to your side with a harness and a leash that is short, ranging from 6 feet to 8 feet. The area must be secure and enclosed in order that it is hard to let your dog wander off. While the majority of Yorkies are friendly and docile but they can also be aggressive with other dogs. They also tend to suffer from separation anxiety if left alone for long periods of time. This could lead to behavioral issues. If you are considering getting a Yorkie it is recommended that you have an additional pet. She is very friendly with other dogs Yorkies are extremely playful despite their size. But they can be quite territorial and won't be able to resist larger dogs, so you need to keep them in an enclosed space in which they can run around freely. This will prevent unnecessary fighting and aggression. If you have children, be sure you introduce them slowly. A Yorkie that is well-trained will make an excellent companion for children and adults. However, you shouldn't let them be alone for long periods of time. This can cause separation anxiety. Yorkies, despite being a small dog breed, require a lot maintenance and care. They must be groomed regularly and taken to the groomer for regular haircuts. They are also susceptible to eye conditions such as conjunctivitis and cataracts. They can also develop retinal atrophy, which causes blindness. These conditions may be genetic, but responsible breeders will test their puppies for genetic problems prior to selling them. Like any other dog, Yorkies are prone to heart disease and may be affected by a variety of other ailments. The most frequent problems are slipping kneecaps, liver disease, portosystemics shunts and intervertebral disc disease. These conditions can be difficult to spot, but it is important to take your dog to the vet on a regular basis. Yorkshire terriers are very adaptable and can adjust to various environments. They are great for people who reside in condos, apartments, and homes. They are very active, but don't need as much exercise. They also require less food than other breeds. However, they do need an occasional walk and play in an open area. They can be playful with other dogs, and even humans. They are intelligent and can be taught tricks like “Hi-Fi” and handshake. They are very social dogs and love spending time with their owners. They are great with older children and connect with them. Yorkies are extremely popular in the United States and have spread to other countries. They are small and can also be used as lapdogs, but have a strong work ethic and do well as ratters at textile mills and in coal mines. She is extremely good with children Despite their small size, Yorkies can be feisty and brave. They are extremely competitive, and they are recognized for their ability to take on larger dogs which has earned them the name “little terriers.” However, they also have a warm and soft side and like to kiss you with a wet kiss. If you have a young child or a family of older children and grandchildren, your Yorkie will be happy spending time with them and will not be upset if they spend lots of time snuggling together. In addition to the expense of food, you should be prepared for additional expenses such as grooming equipment (brushes, coat sprays, combs and brushes), dental chews, harnesses, leashes, toys, and bedding. Also, you should take into consideration the expense of regular vet visits as well as unexpected costs. These costs can quickly mount up, and you'll need to be realistic when deciding on how you'll spend on a new puppy. If you decide to purchase a Yorkshire Terrier, be sure to visit the breeder and ask questions regarding their breeding history. A good breeder will be glad to answer your questions and demonstrate a commitment to placing their puppies in loving homes. They will also be willing to provide you with an assurance of health for your puppy. The age of the puppy is another important aspect to consider. Ideally, you should adopt a puppy who is about six months old or less. This will ensure they are healthy, and have had all vaccinations. You will also have plenty of opportunities to get to know your dog before bringing him to your home. Although Yorkies are generally healthy dogs, there are certain common ailments that they might be suffering from. Some Yorkies are more prone to eye issues such as conjunctivitis and cataracts. They can also suffer from a condition known as portosystemic bypass, which prevents toxins from being removed from the body and nutrients from being absorbed. Heart disease and intervertebral disk diseases are also frequent problems. Although these conditions are not uncommon in Yorkies but they are easy to diagnose and treat. Check in with your veterinarian regularly to receive vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, and microchipping. This is the most effective method to avoid these issues. During these visits, your veterinary doctor will be able to spot any early symptoms of heart disease and other ailments before they become serious.