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Introducing Suzie the Yorkie Puppy It is important to dedicate time for your Yorkie during training. A mature adult dog might prefer to relax in the couch, whereas a puppy needs daily walks and attention. The narrator explains that toy's paw can be squeezed which causes it to whimper. The girl hugs the toy fervently. She is a lover of belly tickles Suzie is an extremely happy little girl. She loves taking short walks, playing in the garden, and curling up to snooze on her bed. She is easy to take care of and is house-trained and Crate-trained. She is good with all breeds of dogs, from large to very small. She also gets along with children, though she prefers not to be irritated by them when they play. She is very loving and loves having her stomach and belly scratched. But, you must be careful not to scratch too hard because this could cause her discomfort. Also, avoid the more sensitive areas like the nipple region. Also, be gentle and not rub her repeatedly, since this could make her uncomfortable. She is teething and chewing on everything she can reach. If she is chewing on you, don't be a scold her, as this can scare her and make her chew more. Instead put a chewing stick or strip in her mouth and direct her attention to that instead. It is important to be patient when you stroke your Yorkie's belly. It could take a while for her to become accustomed to this, but once she does, it will be fun to observe her relax and enjoy the ease of being stroked. If your Yorkie suddenly stops having her belly massaged, it could indicate that she's ill. If you notice a sudden change in her behavior, it is recommended to take her to the vet. Some of the warning signs to watch out for include soft stools, diarrhea, vomiting or drooling, and pacing. Susan is an incredible breeder. She invests in each of her puppies and cares for them all. She is extremely knowledgeable about the Yorkie breed and is always available to answer questions. She also provides her puppy's new owners with a variety of reading materials to help them care for their pups. She is an absolute treasure and I would highly recommend anyone who is considering adopting an Yorkie. She is a quiet, young girl It is crucial to give your dogs a space and time whether you are welcoming a new puppy into the house or adding an older Yorkie. This can help with housebreaking and training commands. It can also ease hiccups. It also helps prevent the two dogs from becoming territorial or aggressive. You can utilize an indoor dog playpen to create a a safe environment for your puppy. They are ideal for house-training puppies, and can be quickly set up. You must teach your puppy how to sit down before every meal, treat, and toy. This will teach her to obey and listen and obey, which is essential to ensure the safety of your dog. It is also important to teach your dog to walk on a leash. Your dog will be more mobile if you have her in a heeling pose. If your dog is on a leash, it is crucial to walk first, and then lead her. This is especially true when you leave your home or enter a car. This will teach your pet that you are the leader of the pack, and she should follow you. It is also a good idea to keep your dog in a crate when you aren't at home. Puppy teething is a frequent issue that can cause harm to furniture and homes. It can cause pain and infected. To minimize the chance of getting an infection, it is recommended to brush your puppy's teeth regularly. You can also use chewing toys to ease her discomfort. Yorkies are small breeds that can suffer health problems such as arthritis, diabetes and heart disease. These conditions are often caused by genetics, lifestyle issues, or environmental factors. If you're thinking of adopting a Yorkie, make sure to obtain the correct vaccinations and test for existing conditions. Teacup Yorkies have a charming adorable, gorgeous breed. Their adorable size will win your heart. They're the perfect pet for any person who wants to own a pet that is small. There are sources and myths surrounding Teacup Yorkies, so it's important that you separate the fact from the fiction. She is great with all dogs Bringing home a new puppy can be exciting, but if you have cats, it is essential to know how your pets will be in harmony. Yorkies are lively, feisty little dogs with big personalities and a keen desire to explore their surroundings. If you introduce them to your cat in a proper manner, they can be happy with their companions from the same household. The age of both animals plays a major role in their compatibility. The younger animals are more open to new relationships. It is possible that introducing a new puppy with an older pet could cause some squabbles. However, with a bit of patience and the right introduction techniques both animals will become wonderful companions. You must be sure to thoroughly pet-proof your home before welcoming a new dog into. This includes blocking off the entrances and stairs so that your dog isn't able to escape. It's also a good idea to train your dog to learn basic commands such as “sit”, “stay” and similar ones. This will allow your dog remain calm in their new home. It is best to start with small pets and gradually progress to larger animals. If you are worried about your cat's safety, it's a good idea to keep them from the new puppy until they have been introduced. It is recommended to allow them to know each other's smell by exchanging toys and bedding, before allowing them face-to-face. You should also supervise the first meeting closely and intervene if required. Some cats and dogs are naturally pets and can be very good with each other, however some can be extremely hostile towards one another. If your new yorkie exhibits aggression towards your cat, or when either animal is seriously injured, it might be time to find a new place for one of them. The most serious issues should be addressed as soon as possible to avoid the situation from getting worse. Fortunately, it is usually possible to train your dog and help them befriend your cat. Your Yorkie and cat can live together happily with a bit of patience. This will guarantee the best possible life for both of them. She is great with children. Suzie is a sweet little girl. She is housetrained and crate trained. She is also very good with other dogs. She loves her small walks and playing in the garden. She is a quiet, sweet girl who is a lover of belly tickles. She is still young and will require to have a yard that is fenced. She has a small amount of cushings and is likely to require medication. Yorkies are extremely inquisitive and quick on their paws. They are excellent watchdogs and alert their owners of any intruders. They are also extremely affectionate and love cuddling. They are a dog breed that gets bored easily if left alone. It is essential to pet-proof your home if you are considering adding a Yorkie into your home. Making sure your dog is ready to be able to accept a new Yorkie is equally crucial. If possible, it's best to introduce the two dogs at a slow pace so that they get used to each one. Yorkies can be difficult for owners who aren't experienced however they're an excellent companion animal. Their small size and a high level of intelligence are only two of the many attributes that make Yorkies a wonderful dog for new owners. Additionally, they are not prone to shedding and can be hypoallergenic. Yorkies are smart and learn quickly. It is essential to train them using positive reinforcement and patience. You should take them out regularly and give them verbal commands when they are in the house. It is also important not to criticizing them for their mistakes or mistakes, as this will only make them feel scared. Reward them for doing things right and let them overlook mistakes. If you scold them too often, they will lose faith in you and could begin to act out. You can always ask an expert trainer if you are not certain how to housetrain your Yorkie.