Yorkie-Poos
Yorkie- Poos are spunky and outgoing. They're very proud dogs and prance around with heads held high.
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"Yorkie-Poo Basics
Always ready to entertain, the Yorkie-Poo is truly a clown in disguise. He will cheer up the gloomiest frown and light up the room with his funny, little antics. A hybrid mix of a Yorkshire Terrier and a Toy Poodle, the Yorkie-Poo is a lively fellow – he’ll play ball in the yard with the kids and then relax on his owner’s lap for a good nap and some attention. Yorkie-Poos (also known as a yorkie poo) don’t need a lot of exercise and are suitable for families living in the big city or homesteading out in the country. He is an adaptable dog who would do well with in a variety of environments.
Temperament/ Behavior
The Yorkie-Poo is generally lively and spunky. He has a zest for life and attaches to his family quickly. This hybrid breed is affectionate and loves to be with people. He is not a breed that does well being locked away in a crate or being left alone for long periods of time.
Life Expectancy
There is only minimal data on the life expectancy of Yorkie-Poos however; many breeders concur that they live between 12 and 15 years.
Exercise Requirements
Yorkie-Poos do not require an excessive amount of exercise. They are lively and are happy to play but a brisk walk around the block is really all he needs to keep him fit, trim and healthy. A fenced yard is also great and the Yorkie-Poo will happily chase a ball or other toy and run like a little maniac! His minimal need for exercise makes this crossbreed an excellent pet for many living situations.
Coat
Because the Yorkiepoo is a fairly new crossbreed, the coat varies tremendously. It always should be silky and very soft but it could be curly, wavy or poker straight. The coat can be many colors including apricot, red and white, black, black and white, black and tan and tri-colored. Yorkie-Poos are non-shedding and hypoallergenic dogs.
The coat is rather long and should be brushed several times each week to ensure it would become tangled or matted. A monthly bath complete with conditioner is necessary to maintain a beautiful coat as well as healthy skin.
Training
An easily trainable dog, the Yorkiepoo is eager to please his owners. Positive training methods should always be used while working with this crossbreed. Excited praise and delectable tidbits will produce better results than harsh words or aggressive methods. Yorkie-Poos can quickly learn basic commands but can also learn typical parlor tricks such as crawl, play dead and dance. His enthusiasm and desire to entertain will keep your family and friends entertained and laughing!
This crossbreed has the potential to become great obedience prospects as well as agility and therapy dogs. There is no doubt that the Yorkie-Poo can be highly competitive in a variety of dog sports." (Pet guide)
Always ready to entertain, the Yorkie-Poo is truly a clown in disguise. He will cheer up the gloomiest frown and light up the room with his funny, little antics. A hybrid mix of a Yorkshire Terrier and a Toy Poodle, the Yorkie-Poo is a lively fellow – he’ll play ball in the yard with the kids and then relax on his owner’s lap for a good nap and some attention. Yorkie-Poos (also known as a yorkie poo) don’t need a lot of exercise and are suitable for families living in the big city or homesteading out in the country. He is an adaptable dog who would do well with in a variety of environments.
Temperament/ Behavior
The Yorkie-Poo is generally lively and spunky. He has a zest for life and attaches to his family quickly. This hybrid breed is affectionate and loves to be with people. He is not a breed that does well being locked away in a crate or being left alone for long periods of time.
Life Expectancy
There is only minimal data on the life expectancy of Yorkie-Poos however; many breeders concur that they live between 12 and 15 years.
Exercise Requirements
Yorkie-Poos do not require an excessive amount of exercise. They are lively and are happy to play but a brisk walk around the block is really all he needs to keep him fit, trim and healthy. A fenced yard is also great and the Yorkie-Poo will happily chase a ball or other toy and run like a little maniac! His minimal need for exercise makes this crossbreed an excellent pet for many living situations.
Coat
Because the Yorkiepoo is a fairly new crossbreed, the coat varies tremendously. It always should be silky and very soft but it could be curly, wavy or poker straight. The coat can be many colors including apricot, red and white, black, black and white, black and tan and tri-colored. Yorkie-Poos are non-shedding and hypoallergenic dogs.
The coat is rather long and should be brushed several times each week to ensure it would become tangled or matted. A monthly bath complete with conditioner is necessary to maintain a beautiful coat as well as healthy skin.
Training
An easily trainable dog, the Yorkiepoo is eager to please his owners. Positive training methods should always be used while working with this crossbreed. Excited praise and delectable tidbits will produce better results than harsh words or aggressive methods. Yorkie-Poos can quickly learn basic commands but can also learn typical parlor tricks such as crawl, play dead and dance. His enthusiasm and desire to entertain will keep your family and friends entertained and laughing!
This crossbreed has the potential to become great obedience prospects as well as agility and therapy dogs. There is no doubt that the Yorkie-Poo can be highly competitive in a variety of dog sports." (Pet guide)
