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October 28, 2008

Yorkshire Terrier Types

Filed under: General, Dog Breed

Yorkshire Terrier or Yorkie is a breed of small dog in the terrier category. The long-haired terrier is known for its playful demeanor and distinctive blue and tan coat. Yorkies can be very small, usually weighing not more than 7 pounds; the standard of this breed does not mention the minimum weight accepted nor does it specify a height.

Yorkshire Terrier Types - What You Need to Know
By Susan Bailey

The Yorkshire Terrier is one of the most popular breeds of dog in the world, and for good reason. They are small, kind and very loyal. It is important to realize however, that there are actually a few different Yorkshire Terrier types that you can choose from. Of all the Yorkshire Terrier types, the miniature Yorkshire Terrier is one of the most popular.

Yorkshire Terrier
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These Yorkies will generally live up to fifteen years if properly taken care of, and you just want to make sure that you have a good, reputable veterinarian before you even bring the dog home, so that you are completely prepared. You also want to make sure that you consult with the veterinarian in order to make sure you are as educated as possible and that you will therefore be able to provide the best possible care to your dog.

This is very important if you want your dog to live the longest and healthiest life possible.
There are two Yorkshire Terrier types that are really recognizable, and this is the miniature Yorkshire Terrier and the standard Yorkshire Terrier. Obviously the standard is the regular Yorkie that you are used to seeing while the miniature Yorkie is a miniaturized version of this dog.

Both types are absolutely adorable, and although they definitely do look almost identical, there are a few differences that you can use to tell the two apart. The coat on the miniature Yorkshire Terriers tends to be shorter and lighter colored for one, and also of course the size difference. The standards Yorkies tend to get to about seven pounds while the miniature Yorkies usually do not grow any bigger than three pounds. Regardless of which type of Yorkie you choose you are still going to end up with an incredibly small and fragile dog, but one that is also going to be very alert and awake and notify you when there is any noise or disturbance outside of the home.

The bottom line is that although the miniature Yorkshire Terrier is basically just the same dog but a miniaturized version, there are still some differences that you are going to want to be aware of. The different colors of the Yorkies are particularly important to be aware of, and although you are most likely used to see the Yorkie in steel blue and tan you can also find them in golden brown and off white colors as well. Most importantly is the fact that a show quality, or AKC Yorkshire Terrier, must still meet exacting standards. So this needs to be taken into account if you plan on showing your Yorkie in any competitions.

Remember that before you purchase a Yorkshire Terrier of any sort, you want to make sure that you are aware of all the requirements that are called for here. You are going to need to get the dog the right vaccinations, and become educated on their medical history and breed origin. Ask the breeders any questions that you may have, as any good breeder will be more than willing to provide you with all of the information you are looking for.

Susan Bailey has a lot of previous experience with dogs and is a dog lover. Yorkshire Terriers are great dogs and whether you choose the standard or miniature Yorkshire Terrier types, the point is that you are getting a great pet and a great friend. You can find some really great Yorkshire Terrier information on the Internet, but there are many other resources you can use to your advantage here as well.
 

Indoor Dog Houses

Filed under: Dog Supplies, Dog Health

Indoor Dog Houses For Your Dog
By Johnathan Livingston

Most people think of outdoor dog houses when they thing of a dog house. However, there are also indoor dog houses. Which are perfect if you want to keep your dog safe while indoors. These dog houses are a great way to control your dog’s movement. If you are training your dog you may also want to consider an indoor dog house. Many people don’t like the fact that their dog has to sleep outside at night and therefore choose the dog house option.

Indoor dog house
Photo: dog-house-depot.com

Indoor dog houses come in various options such as soft indoor dog houses, dog pen indoor dog houses and table indoor dog houses. The soft indoor houses are like over size gym bags with padding and mesh siding. Therefore your pup can see exactly what is going on and receives top quality ventilation. They are also super comfortable given the extra padding. These can also double as pet carriers. If you are going on vacation you may want your dog to use this indoor housing to prepare him for the trip.

The Dog pen indoor dog house is like a dog kennel in your home. It is genuinely made out of sturdy stainless steel and fencing. They are rather lightweight and large giving your dog plenty of space to roam around even though he is in a confined space. These are perfect because they also offer great ventilation for the pup and can be decorated with pet toys, dog toys, dog supplies and dog beds and blankets so that he is comfortable.

If you cannot bear to see a kennel style dog house you may want to consider wooden dog houses which can double as fancy end tables. These are perfect because your pup can crawl inside comfortably without anyone ever suspecting that it is a dog house. These can be made of hardwood and adorn the colors of cherry wood red, espresso, natural, mahogany and antique black. There is a flexible door so that they can come and go as they please and they are perfect for puppies and smaller dogs.

Many of these dog houses come in a variety of sizes depending on your dog’s stature. The largest dimensions for the latter type of indoor dog houses are 24 inches wide, 36 inches long and 26 inches high. Depending on your budget these indoor dog houses have a pricing range of $75 to $500.

Indoor dog houses are not just for dogs to relax or sleep in at night but can also be very useful for dog training. Many dogs are uncomfortable in carrying cases so if they become accustomed to being in a smaller area then this is one form of training. It is also good for dogs who have not yet been house trained so that they can use their indoor dog house at night instead of on your living room floor carpets.

When looking for an indoor dog house you will have many features to consider. Such features include a flexible doggy door, a latch hook to keep your dog from leaving the house, ventilation options, comfort padding options, quick clean options in case of accidents, housing style whether it be wicker, wire, good or mesh, and a pet guarantee.

You want your pup to feel protected and safe in these indoor housing facilities. Whether you use these houses as traveling pet carriers, outdoor houses or indoor dog houses, your pup should feel relaxed and comfortable. You can use these not only as a place for your pup to stay and sleep but also as a learning center to train your dog to behave and to become accustomed to smaller spaces. These come in a variety of styles so that you can choose your indoor house that matches with your house’s interior design.

Make sure you select the right Indoor Dog Houses for your pet. You will find a large selection of Dog Products and articles at Dog House Market. Everything you will ever need to keep your pet healthy and happy.






















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