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Suzie the Yorkie Puppy Suzie is a very affectionate girl who is housetrained and trained in crate. She is good with children and loves to go for short walks. She is also very good with other dogs. A narration by a voiceover introduces the video. It begins with a multicolored background before moving to a live-action bedroom, where a young girl opens an open box. She is a sweet girl Suzie is a lovely girl who loves to be cuddled. She also enjoys having her belly tucked. She is good with cats and dogs. She is house-trained and Crate trained. She has Cushings disease and is on meds for it. She will do well in a quiet and non-kids home. She's a wonderful companion for her new owner. The Yorkshire Terrier, or Yorkie is a small lap dog with an exuberant personality and moderate-to-high energy levels. These intelligent, affectionate pets make devoted companions but may be attracted to other pets or people in their lives. Socialization at a young age will help them become more comfortable with other animals, however. They are a courageous watchdog and guard their owners with a fierce nature. As breeds, Yorkies tend to be healthy and live for a long time. However, they are susceptible to a variety of health issues. These include dental problems, heart disease, and blood sugar regulation. Certain people are also at risk of patella luxation which can cause occasional stumbling and a bowlegged appearance in the hind legs. Treatment options include anti-inflammatory medication, diet restrictions, and surgery. Atopy is another common problem that causes skin irritation and itching. This is a common problem in small breeds and is treated by medication or a elimination diet. In addition, pet owners should keep their surroundings clean and avoid irritating substances. These conditions might not be life-threatening, but they could be painful and affect the quality of life for your pet. Some of these issues require surgery or medication, which can be costly. Certain of these problems can be avoided by taking proper care. For instance, keeping a clean, dry litter box and using non-irritant chewing toys can help prevent urinary tract infections. Susan is a fantastic breeder who truly loves and cares about her puppies. She is extremely knowledgeable and she gives each puppy a wonderful education. I highly recommend her to anyone who is interested in a healthy and loving Yorkie puppy. Damian der Welpe is a fully house-trained dog A Yorkie is a small breed of dog that has been popular in the US since 1886. The breed was originally used for working purposes but they have evolved into an extremely popular companion. Their diminutive size makes them ideal for urban and family-friendly. They are well-known for their lively personality and jovial attitude. They are intelligent and can be trained well by using positive reinforcement. Although they aren't suitable for new owners, they make great companions for families and are able to learn quickly. These tiny dogs are active and love to be out and about however, they are easily injured by other dogs. They also can be afflicted by many illnesses, including heart problems and respiratory issues. Before purchasing a Yorkie, it is important to be aware of these possible complications. It is best to adopt your puppy after spending time with him. You'll be able to observe how they interact with other dogs and people. 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 on walks and let it explore the world around it. This will reduce the anxiety that comes from being on your own, and also help you bond better with your puppy. You should also teach your Yorkie how to obey commands such as sit and remain. In the beginning of the housebreaking process, it is essential to keep your dog under control at all times. Many pet owners don't do this, and end with a mess. To avoid this, tie your dog to your side with an harness and a 6-foot long leash. The area should be safe and secured, so that it will be difficult to let your dog wander off. Yorkies can be friendly and docile, but they can also be a bit aggressive. They also tend to suffer from separation anxiety if left alone for prolonged periods of time. This can lead to behavioral issues. It is therefore suggested to have an additional dog if you are contemplating purchasing a Yorkie. She is very good 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 should keep them in a secure space where they can run freely. This will prevent unnecessary fighting and aggression. Introduce your children slowly if you have. A trained Yorkie will be a good companion for young kids and adults. However, you shouldn't leave them alone for prolonged periods of time. This can lead to anxiety over separation. Yorkies, despite being a small breed of dog need a lot of maintenance and care. They must be groomed regularly and taken to the groomer for regular haircuts. Besides this, they are prone to eye problems like cataracts and conjunctivitis. They may also develop retinal atrophy, which leads to blindness. These conditions are hereditary but responsible breeders test their puppies before selling them for genetic disorders. Yorkies as with all breed of dog, are vulnerable to heart disease. They also be affected by other diseases. Some of the most common problems are slipping kneecaps, liver disease, portosystemics shunts, and intervertebral disk disease. These problems can be difficult to spot but it is crucial to take your dog to the vet on a regular basis. Yorkshire Terriers are extremely adaptable and are able to adjust to various environments. They are ideal for people who live in apartments, condos and even homes. They are very active, but do not need as much exercise as larger dogs. They also require less food than other breeds. They do require a daily exercise in an open space. They can be playful with other dogs, and even with humans. They are intelligent and can learn tricks such as “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. In the United States, Yorkies are a very popular breed of dog and their popularity has spread across the globe. They are tiny and can be utilized as lap dogs, however, they also possess a strong work ethic and can be found in textile mills and coal mines. She is very adept in her work with children. Although they're small, Yorkies can be feisty and brave. They are very competitive, and they are often seen challenging larger dogs and have earned them the title “little terriers.” However, they also have a warm and soft side, and they like to kiss you with a wet kiss. No matter if you have a small child or a family with older children and grandchildren, your Yorkie will love spending time with them and will not be upset if you spend long periods of time snuggling together. You should also budget for grooming products such as brushes, combs and sprays for coats. Also, think about toys, bedding, leashes and harnesses. Consider the cost of routine vet visits as well in any unexpected costs. These expenses can add up quickly, and you will need to be aware of the amount of money you can afford to spend on your new puppy. Ask questions about the breeder's history of breeding when you buy a Yorkshire Terrier. A good breeder will be glad to answer your questions and will demonstrate a commitment to placing their puppies in loving families. A good breeder will also provide a health guarantee to the puppy. Another important aspect to consider is the age of the puppy. It is best to adopt a puppy that is less than six months old. This will ensure that they are healthy and have received all vaccinations. In addition, you will have plenty of time to get familiarize yourself with the dog prior to you bring it into your home. Yorkies are generally healthy, but they can suffer from common ailments. For example, some of them are susceptible to eye diseases such as conjunctivitis and cataracts. They also may have the condition known as portosystemic shunt that causes blood to bypass the liver and prevent the removal of toxins and nutrients from being absorption. Other common problems include heart disease and intervertebral disc disease. Although these conditions are not uncommon in Yorkies however, they are easily diagnosed and treated. Check in with your veterinarian on a regular basis to receive vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, and microchipping. This is the most effective method to avoid these issues. During these visits, your vet will detect any early signs of heart disease or other ailments.