MIRA
PUPPY NAME: MIRA
BREED: YORKIE PUPPY
GENDER:FEMALE
AGE: 10 WEEKS
PRICE: $700
YORKIE PUPPIES FOR SALE
ADOPTION FEES INCLUDE; Registration papers. 1-year health guarantee, Health Certificate, and play toys. Current on shots/vaccines and deworming. A 100% money back and 30 days money-back guarantee or a replacement.
Yorkie Puppies for adoption
Yorkie puppies for adoption have adorable yorkie puppies which are compact, toy-size of no more than seven pounds whose crowning glory is a floor-length, silky coat of steel blue and a rich golden tan. Don’t let the Yorkie’s daintiness fool you. Tenacious, feisty, brave, and sometimes bossy, the Yorkie exhibits all the traits of a true terrier
Grooming Yorkie Puppies for adoption
Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About Yorkie puppies
Yorkies aren’t afraid of the big city (when trained properly)
Even a dog as small as a Yorkie puppy can succeed in the Big Apple and other large urban environments. In fact, Yorkies routinely make the top of the list of NYC’s most popular breeds (although they’ve dropped in numbers over the past few years). That confident manner comes in handy when a truck backfires or a crowd scurries around him on the sidewalk. By providing proper socialization from a young age and leading them through the Canine Good Citizen test, you can help ensure that your pint-sized pup has a New York state of mind.
The Yorkie’s coat has a similar texture to human hair
Yorkie puppies are known for their long, flowing, silky coats, which swish around the show ring. But this beautiful feature is also incredibly time-consuming to care for. Because the coat is similar to human hair, it tangles into knots if the owner doesn’t brush it every day (it can also break easily when brushing against carpets in the home). The bonus is that Yorkies don’t have an undercoat so their coat doesn’t shed anymore than your hair does. Many breeders recommend that owners keep their pet Yorkies in a “puppy cut,” which is short and easily to maintain.
Yorkies have a blue-collar background
Sure, today they may wear bows in their top knots and their self-important air may make them seem like they have royal roots, but Yorkies have a rather unglamorous background of catching rats and other vermin in underground tunnels. This instinct still comes out in their play (offer a Yorkie a stuffed mouse, and you’ll see what we mean), and owners can put it to work in non-competitive AKC Earthdog tests. This sport allows dogs to test their ability to pursue caged rats underground.
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