Tag Archives: Yorkshire Terriers

Caring for Your Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire Terriers, also known as Yorkies, are incredible dogs. Based on registrations by the American Kennel Club, Yorkshire Terriers became the second most popular dog in America in 2006. There are many reasons for their popularity as they are loving, clever, and playful. They were originally born as hunting dogs, so that they have courage […]

Grooming a Yorkshire Terrier

Yorkshire terriers are small dogs with big personalities that make great family pets. Yorkies are known for their gentleness and energy, as well as their lovely, silky coats. As with most dogs, the key to grooming a Yorkshire terrier is consistency and diligence. At a minimum, you should wash the coat of your Yorkshire terrier […]

Six Popular Dog Breeds That Bark A Lot

If live in an apartment or a neighborhood where there aren’t many dogs and you want to add a dog to your family, you may want to consider which dog breeds bark a lot in order to avoid offending your neighbors. While proper training can help to stop excessive barking in most dogs, it’s more […]

Most Popular Male Dog Names

According to the AKC, American Kennel Club, the most popular breed of dog in the USA this month is the Labrador Retriever followed by German Shepherd, Yorkshire Terriers, Golden Retrievers, and Boxers. Below, I’ve offered suggestions on appropriate male dog names for each breed. Labrador Retrievers are people and action oriented dogs who think that […]

How to Groom Your Yorkshire Terrier

As a dog lover and animal rights activist I have watched with interest the growing popularity of Yorkshire Terriers, or ‘Yorkies.’ In fact, according to AKC® Registration Statistics, the Yorkshire Terrier is ranked among the most popular dog breed in the US. It’s easy to understand why. These beautiful dogs are a lively, plucky breed. […]

Pug Dog Encephalitis Facts

Pug dogs belong to the toy group. They grow to about 8 inches in height, weigh about 18 pounds and have a life span of about12 to 14 years. However, like most pure bred dogs, Pugs are susceptible to several breed specific diseases and conditions. One of them, which is fatal, is Pug Dog Encephalitis. […]