What are the shortcomings of the Yorkie? The shortcomings of the Yorkie are that it is very possessive and relies so much on its owner that it does not want to share it with others; although its hair is beautiful, it is difficult to take care of and is prone to skin diseases; the Yorkie’s competitiveness It is very strong and will fight back immediately when offended. It likes to provoke large dogs.

It’s obvious that Yorkshire Terriers are very clingy. Especially when introducing other new animals, you should pay attention to this. It is easy to be jealous and can easily become hostile to other pets that are new to the home.

Although the Yorkshire terrier’s hair is charming, it is very difficult to take care of. Behind its beautiful hair, there is an owner who wants to cry. If it is not taken care of well or not taken care of well, it is very easy to suffer from skin diseases, so the daily care of the hair is very important. This is often a headache for many owners.

It is brave and competitive. Regardless of its small size, as long as it is offended, it will attack without thinking. Even if it is a dog several times larger than it, it will not shrink back. , I don’t know who gave it such courage, usually it’s covered in bruises.

Yorkies are small dogs. Their bones are relatively fragile and prone to fractures. This is usually caused by calcium deficiency or excess calcium in dogs. Therefore, Yorkies are not suitable for strenuous exercise. Yorkies should pay attention to the balance of calcium and phosphorus on weekdays. You can choose some dog food with calcium phosphate in their diet and avoid difficult movements such as climbing stairs, standing, and jumping. You can induce your dog to sit and lie down by using snacks on weekdays. While waiting for training, you can use these trainings to maintain a certain amount of exercise for your dog while walking outside.

This little Yorkie is very greedy. No matter whether he is full or not, as long as he sees his owner eating, he will rush over impatiently and look at you with his pitiful eyes, hoping that I can't bear to get a share of the pie, just like a gluttonous child, so I don't want to let it eat. It takes a lot of determination every time not to let it eat.