When choosing a Yorkshire terrier, look at its body shape

A pure Yorkshire terrier is about twenty centimeters tall and weighs no more than six pounds. It looks relatively even in appearance, with small and exquisite bones and a straight back. , walking with head held high and striding forward, very confident.

Look at the head when choosing a Yorkie

The heads of pure-blooded Yorkies are relatively small, and there is nothing outstanding, that is, a small round shape, like a hairy little dog. ball. Its ears stand up in the shape of a small V, which are upright ears. The positions of the two ears are not far apart and the shape is not large. The second is the eyes. The eyes of a Yorkshire terrier are medium-sized almond-shaped. The outer circles of the eyes are pure black, and the color of the eyes looks dark brown, a bit like inlaid gems. The black color adds Two tears.

Look at the paws when choosing a Yorkie

The most intuitive and simple way is to look at the paws of the dog. If the shape of the paws is round and the toenails are black, it means This dog is a pure Yorkshire Terrier; but if the paws are not round or the toenails are not black, it is not a Yorkshire Terrier.