There are many little terrier dogs of every size and hue. But the one I'd like to mention here is shaded tan and blue. He's a cocky little devil, and he isn't any saint. But a sappy little lap-dog, Is the very thing he ain't! He struts along the garden path, his eyes boot-button bright. And god help any straying cat, that comes into his sight. His owners fear no burglers, for evey sound he hears. The softest, quietest footsteps, will not pass his pricked up ears. And if he is disturbed at night, or danger is at hand. He makes more of a racket, than a fifty piece brass band.

YORKSHIRE TERRIERS

Hypoglyciemia: Many toy breed puppies are lost unnecessarily each year due to hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia is caused by stress, improper diet, missed meals, being chilled, or to much energy being use by playing too long at one time. It usually affects puppies, but can occur in mature toy breeds. Signs: puppy is limp and lifeless. gums and tounge may be gray in color, eyes barely open and not foccused, shivering and trembling. Treatment: Give nutrical or honey. In severe cases puppy will need Dextrose solution intrvenously by your vet.

SPAY / NEUTER Do Not allow your vet to use any kind of Barbitutes, most particulary No pentabarb.  Many toy dogs have died from these. Find a vet that uses isoflurane.

Yorkies are very small fine boned dogs, with a flowing coat that don't shed. They are a true Terrier, Lively, can be barkers, and can be difficult to housebreak. They need frequent Brushing and combing. They love to be spoiled and are willing to please. Height: 6 - 9 inches Weight around 3 - 7 pounds Temperment: Intelligent, confident, affecinate, Brave, Lively, and spirited. Don't do good with small children.

I have been breeding yorkies since 1983. All of our yorkies live in our home and have lots of love. Puppies are raised in our living room so anytime someone is watching TV  they get played with.  We only have a few litters a year.