Yorkshire Terrier Information
Yorkshire Terrier
The Yorkshire Terrier was introduced to the United States in 1872 and was recognized by the AKC in 1878. In 1865, the foundation sire of the Yorkshire Terrier breed was born. The Huddersfield Ben was owned by MA Foster, and he enjoyed a very public life popularizing the breed in England. He demonstrated that he was very successful in rat-killing competitions (these were very popular in the 19th century), and he also won over 70 awards as a show dog.
Yorkshire Terrier History
The Yorkshire Terrier originated as a breed in the counties of Yorkshire, Manchester and Leeds in the northern part of England in the mid-19th century, 1860s and 1870s. These were all workers' dogs, used to keep insects under control in textile mills and coal mines. Due to the fact which bloodline was used to establish the Yorkshire Terrier, there is much speculation due to the breeders of these dogs. The bloodlines of the Scottish Terrier, the Paisley, and the Clysdale Terrier were probably included in the bloodlines. If he liked the spirit and appearance of dogs, he sided with them.
Vaccination Schedule |
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| 6 to 7 weeks of age | First combination vaccine. For Distemper Hepatitis & Parvovirus |
| 7 to 8 weeks of age | Coronavirus |
| 9 weeks of age | second combination vaccine. |
| 9 weeks of age | Booster of coronavirus |
| 16 weeks of age | last combination vaccine. |
| 12 to 16 weeks of age | Rabies vaccine. |
| Deworming | is required every Fifteen days from 21 days to 3 months, and every month. |
| From 3 to 6 month | once in every three month throughout the life. |
When buying a Yorkshire Terrier, be sure to look for a knowledgeable breeder. Look for a breeder who prioritizes breeding for temperament, trainability and good health in all matings. Such a breeder will inquire carefully from the buyers. A good breeder will always try to be available for advice and consultation after sales and will insist on getting a dog back if you are unable to keep it for any reason.
Most of these dogs are simply unwanted through no fault of their own. Owners often find that they were unprepared for the care they needed. Owners are often gone all day, and therefore are unable to provide this lovely little dog with the required amount of time, attention, and activity level. Sometimes job or life situations change, making it impossible for someone to keep their beloved pet.
Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for Sale
If you are considering adding a dog to your family, but are concerned about dealing with all the aspects of a puppy, the Yorkshire Terrier may be a great choice for you. The Tastyfi Kennel Pet Shop has all types available for you, here you will find the best breeds of Yorkshire Terriers and at very affordable prices. If you can't find the Yorkshire Terrier Puppies for sale that you're searching for on our website then call us and we will put our nationwide network of Yorkshire Terrier Puppies breeders to work for you. We will contact our Yorkshire Terrier Puppies dog breeders and find the Yorkshire Terrier Puppies puppy that's right for your family.
