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Miniature Yorkshire terriers are extremely small and so you need to take extra precautions with them. They are definitely cute and fun to have around but they can get into trouble fast.
For example they can fall out of your arms, off of furniture, and even get stepped on. All of these scenarios you want to avoid because they could very seriously injure your dog.
They are commonly referred to as teacup Yorkie puppies and you can be sure they are going to cost a great deal of money. You definitely don't want to see your dog injured in anyway. In addition, you don't want to see all of that money going down the drain.
There are many Yorkies websites out there that talk about all of these precautions. That way you will be very prepared when you are taking one home.
Even if you plan to carry your Yorkie around most of the time, get it used to wearing a collar. This way you can keep a leash on it.
Should your Yorkie jump out of your arms to go after something you will have that leash with you to bring it back. You don't want it to get stepped on by someone or attacked by another dog.
It is very common for owners to take their miniature Yorkshire terriers in the car with them. You may want to buy a Yorkie car seat to help keep yours safe. These are very simple to install and very effective. Your pet will have a harness to keep it in place.
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This means it won't be going all over the vehicle while you drive which can be extremely distracting. They are very comfortable and should you get into a crash you will increase the chances of your Yorkie being just fine.For more Yorkie information, you are invited to subscribe to our popular FREE Yorkshire Terrier newsletter report here.