Kennel club Yorkshire Terrier Dogs for stud in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire

2 Kennel club Yorkshire Terrier Dogs for stud in Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffordshire

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PROVEN KC reg 2.5kg experienced STUD boy

Yorkshire Terrier

4 yearsAge

£250Price

Proven Kennel Club registered beautiful show boy up for stud duties. Oscar took 3rd place at Crufts 2024, has a stud book, and qualified for Crufts for life now! Gentle with ladies, dark silk hair, ri

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Newton-le-Willows, Merseyside (34.9mi)

261

Stunning UK champion small stud dog DNA tested

Yorkshire Terrier

8 yearsAge

£200Price

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Rotherham, South Yorkshire (46.5mi)

FAQs

How much does a Yorkshire Terrier puppy cost?

The average cost of a purebred Yorkshire Terrier puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £801, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is a Yorkshire Terrier a good house dog?

Yes, Yorkshire Terriers can make good house dogs as they are small, adaptable, and enjoy being indoors. However, they require regular grooming and mental stimulation. Their lively personality also means they may need training to manage their energy indoors.

Do Yorkies like to be cuddled?

Yes, Yorkies generally enjoy cuddling and being close to their owners. They are affectionate dogs that thrive on attention and love to snuggle. However, individual preferences may vary.

Is a Yorkshire Terrier a calm dog?

Yorkshire Terriers are generally energetic and lively rather than calm. They are playful and enjoy activity, but with proper training and exercise, they can also be well-behaved and settled indoors.

Do Yorkshire Terriers bark a lot?

Yes, Yorkshire Terriers can be quite vocal and tend to bark a lot, especially if they are bored or sense something unusual. Their alert nature makes them good watchdogs, but proper training can help manage excessive barking.