Yorkshire Terrier 1.0

Yorkshire Terrier 1.0 is designed as a great tool which can help you care for your Yorkie properly. In addition, you may be thinking of buying yorkie puppies, and not sure how to go about it, what questions to ask, how to look after and train your little friend?. This program will help you step by step

Major features

1. Temperament
   
   • The Yorkshire Terrier is a true terrier, and with this it has some natural hunting instincts. They are known for the intelligence and ability to figure things out. This comes from their amazing hunting ability, where in the past they were required to decide how to get to rats and other vermin that they were tracking.
2. Training
   
   • Yorkies are very eager to please and love to receive praise and attention (don't we all like a little praise from time to time?).
   • They are relatively easy to train but require consistency or they will quickly learn bad habits. Their natural intelligence allows them to figure out ways to get around following commands if not consistently trained.
   • It is important to socialize your Yorkie as early as possible, to prevent them from becoming anxious in new places. Socialization also helps your Yorkie understand that not all strangers or other animals are dangerous.
   • Yorkies benefit from crate training (for house training) as it gives them a safe place to go that is similar to a den. This is a good idea if you have lots of visitors and the Yorkie is upset or requires a bit of relaxation.
   • It is also an excellent way to travel with your Yorkie, as they become accustomed to the crate while in the car, train or airplane. It gives them a real sense of security and is not a cruel way to carry your dog at all.
3. Exercise
   
   • The Yorkshire Terrier will naturally keep itself exercised even in a small apartment.
   • They love to go for walks (what dogs don't I guess), but the distance traveled is not as important as the time out investigating a new area.
   • They enjoy playing and running, and are very athletic. They don't require a large yard, provided they have some opportunity to exercise daily. Yorkies do not do well in cold or damp weather, and should be kept dry and warm as much as possible.
4. Lifespan
   
   • Yorkshire Terriers are a long-lived dog, with a life expectancy of fifteen or more years. They are a very healthy breed, and have few serious conditions (especially when you follow some tips to ensure you buy a healthy well tempered Yorkie).
   • Yorkshire Terriers are able to adjust to new environments relatively easily. They do need lots of love and human attention, and they enjoy interacting with people on a continual basis.
5. Grooming
   
   • The beautiful long and silky coat of the Yorkshire Terrier takes less care than you may be expecting.
   • Weekly grooming and regular trimming of the coat is all that is needed to keep your Yorkie looking neat and trim. Professional grooming is not necessary , but may be beneficial for clipping and shaping of the coat

Enhancements: New version.

Requirements: Windows (low requirements)

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