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	<title>Cattle Mag &#187; yorkie breeder</title>
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		<title>A House Pet Like No Other &#8211; The Yorkshire Terrier</title>
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				<category><![CDATA[Dog Breeds]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yorkies were formerly owned by mill workers and were bred to pursue vermin. They are notorious for their devotion and for being protective of their owners. This dog bonds quickly and is very, very social. yorkies puppies like to please and to receive praise. They thrive on attention, but give it back in the way [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yorkies were formerly owned by mill workers and were bred to pursue vermin.  They are notorious for their devotion and for being protective of their owners.  This dog bonds quickly and is very, very social.  </p>
<p><a href='http://www.artistryyorkies.com' target='_blank'>yorkies puppies</a> like to please and to receive praise.  They thrive on attention, but give it back in the way of cuddling and sitting on your lap.  They are easy to train but do require consistency. They can become stubborn if owners are not consistent in their training.  A naturally intelligent dog, they are able to figure out things on their own, especially if they are trained properly.</p>
<p>yorkies puppies should be socialized at a young age and only require moderate exercise.  They can tap into unlimited energy when needed.  Yorkies can get over stimulated with lots of visitors or activity.  They are similar to a child who needs some down time.  But with just the right  amount of attention and activity, the Yorkie is a great pet.  Loving and socially part of the family, the <a href='http://www.artistryyorkies.com' target='_blank'>yorkshire terriers</a> gravitates more towards adults and older more grown-up children but does love to frolic with the kids.  During down  time, the Yorkie is at ease to sit on your lap for countless amounts of time.    </p>
<p>The Yorkie does not realize how small he is.  He is a heroic little guy and exhibits pack leadership with highly protective instincts.    The initial Yorkies were much bigger than those nowadays.  Selective breeding with the smallest of the dogs gradually miniaturized the breed over the years. They are now seen as not only a pet but a fashion accessory as women carry these little dogs in bags or in their arms. The first Yorkie that looked as they look today was first seen at a dog show in the late 1800&#8242;s. Most Yorkies stand only 7 inches tall and weigh no more than 7 pounds.  They can be even smaller, but there is no such thing in the breed as a  teacup Yorkie,  just mearly  Yorkshire Terriers that are significantly smaller.  The appeal of these dogs is that they always look so adorable all the way through adult hood.  One tell tale factor that a Yorkie is of a later mature age is his mellowness and the slow down in his activity.  He still looks as adorable and still loves to be carried or cuddled.</p>
<p>Known for their long, lush coat which is made of hair, not fur, Yorkies do not shed.  Proper grooming is essential because their hair continues to grow unless cut. Regular combing is a necessity.  Some owners keep the hair out their Yorkie&#8217;s eyes with a barrette or ribbon.</p>
<p>One things for sure, owning yorkshire terrier, as pets, is a dog lovers dream.  Owning one yorkie puppy usually leads into owing more.<br />
Check out  <a href='http://www.artistryyorkies.com' target='_blank'>yorkie breeders</a> for more info on Yorkies and champion yorkshire terriers, including yorkie puppies for sale as pets.  </p>
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