Yorkshire Terrier
The Yorkshire Terrier is a small but brave and energetic toy breed developed in 19th-century Yorkshire, England. Despite its tiny size, the Yorkie has a big-dog personality: bold, curious, and deeply devoted to its family. The breed adapts exceptionally well to apartment living and is consistently ranked among the most popular breeds worldwide.
Waga
1–3 kg
Wysokość w kłębie
18–23 cm
Długość życia
12–16 lat
Rozmiar
bardzo mała
Aktywność
moderate
Linienie
niska
Skłonność do szczekania
wysoka
Nadaje się do mieszkania
Excellent apartment dog: small size, moderate exercise needs, and minimal shedding make the Yorkie an ideal urban companion; tendency to bark should be managed through early socialization and training
Pielęgnacja
Daily brushing of long coat or trimming every 6–8 weeks; daily teeth brushing to prevent dental disease; moderate walks twice daily; needs a sweater or jacket in cold weather due to lack of undercoat
Zdrowie
Patellar luxation, tracheal collapse, Legg-Calvé-Perthes disease, portacaval (liver) shunt, hypoglycemia, dental disease, progressive retinal atrophy (PRA)
Sierść
Long, straight, silky coat without undercoat
Podróże
Yorkies typically meet cabin carry-on requirements (combined pet + carrier weight usually under 5–8 kg depending on airline); acclimate the dog to the carrier in advance; watch for signs of hypoglycemia during travel and carry a high-calorie supplement; dress the dog in cold weather
Rozmiar transportera
XS or S carrier: internal length approx. 40–45 cm, height approx. 28–30 cm; a soft-sided carrier bag is suitable for most airlines
Rozmiar szelek
Harness size XXS or XS; typical chest girth 28–38 cm — H-style or vest harness recommended to protect the delicate trachea
Smycz
Lightweight leash 1.2–1.5 m or retractable with lock; collar not recommended due to tracheal collapse risk — always attach to a harness
Przewóz w kabinie samolotu
zwykle dozwolony
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