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  • Breed Yorkshire Terrier
  • Birth Date 11/9/2025
  • Color BLK & TN
  • Gender Male
  • Pet ID 47566
  • Location Animal Kingdom Arizona Mills Mall
  • Breeder Name John Jamison
USDA # 31-A-0299 USDA/APHIS Search Portal

Yorkshire Terrier - 47566

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About the Yorkshire Terrier Breed

Overview

The Yorkshire Terrier, affectionately the “Yorkie”,  is a tiny but spirited toy-breed companion, cherished for its silky hypoallergenic coat, expressive eyes, and outsized personality. A full-grown Yorkie usually stands just 7–8 inches tall and weighs up to about 7 pounds.  Despite its small size, this little dog is full of energy, curiosity and character, making it a wonderfully lively family pet, especially for those living in apartments or smaller homes.

Recognized by major kennel clubs and international canine organizations, the Yorkshire Terrier holds breed status with several of the world’s most respected registries, including the American Kennel Club (AKC), The Kennel Club (UK), Canadian Kennel Club (CKC), United Kennel Club (UKC), and the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (FCI). These recognitions reflect the breed’s long-established standards, global popularity, and enduring reputation as a distinguished toy breed.

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History

The Yorkie’s story begins in mid-1800s Northern England, when Scottish weavers who migrated to Yorkshire and Lancashire brought with them various terrier breeds to help control vermin in textile mills.  Over time, selective breeding honed a small but hardy terrier suited for urban living: compact enough for tight spaces, yet bold enough to chase rodents. As their popularity for companionship grew, the Yorkshire Terrier evolved from a working dog into one of Britain’s, and eventually the world’s, most beloved toy breeds. 

Breed Traits

Yorkies were bred to combine terrier toughness with portability and charm. Their long, straight silky coat, typically in a striking blue and tan/gold coloring, became a signature trait as breeders refined the breed. Though some show dogs wear their coats long enough to sweep the ground, many companion Yorkies have their fur trimmed short for easier maintenance and practicality. Over the years, the breed’s size remained small, ensuring they remained ideal for indoor living, but their temperament retained the terrier’s classic boldness and zest.  

Temperament

Don’t let their dainty appearance fool you: Yorkies have big hearts and bold spirits. They are energetic, confident, and often quite “bossy,” exuding a playful, curious energy that keeps life interesting. They can be affectionate and devoted to their families, enjoying time on laps as much as they enjoy a quick game or brisk walk. Because of their size and terrier roots, Yorkies may be cautious or assertive around other animals, especially those much larger than them, and sometimes stubborn when training or housebreaking. With early socialization and consistent, gentle training, though, they often become loyal, amusing, and intelligent companions.

Care & Environment

Yorkies are exceptionally adaptable and thrive in apartments or small homes; no sprawling backyard required. A short daily walk paired with indoor playtime is usually enough to meet their activity needs. Because they are small and delicate, supervision is recommended around young children or larger pets. Their tiny legs and knees can be prone to issues such as patellar luxation, so gentle handling, safe play, and regular veterinary checkups are important.

Yorkshire Terriers generally prefer moderate climates. While they do well indoors, they can be sensitive to cold or damp environments, making a warm, cozy home especially suitable for them.

Grooming

Yorkies have a long, silky coat that resembles human hair and sheds minimally, which leads some people to consider them more allergy-friendly (though no dog is truly hypoallergenic). Their coat requires consistent care. Daily brushing is recommended if the coat is kept long to prevent tangles and matting. Many owners opt for a shorter “puppy cut,” which reduces maintenance while still keeping the dog comfortable and well-groomed. Regular bathing, nail trimming, and dental care are also essential parts of routine grooming.
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