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Some dry food or bone should be given to Yorkshire Terrier to chew, in order to keep its teeth strong and clean.
A Yorkshire terrier does not need much. They require food, water, and toys just like any other animal. They also need love and attention.
NO!
A Yorkshire Terrier is a heterotroph. Heterotrophs are organisms that cannot produce their own food and must consume other organisms to obtain nutrients for energy.
The terriers eat small amounts of food but some like to eat a lot!
The terriers eat small amounts of food but some like to eat a lot!
A dog's food preferences depends on the dog, not the breed. My yorkie loved wet (canned) food, but yours might not.
Probably mushed up food. They would mix water and food and make a mush. I think they would like swallow it.
he ate foods like a puppy, smashed up dog food, soaked in water or milk! or he ate soft food
Dogs are not the same as humans in there diets, they eat dog food and stuff, but don't feed them fruit. Fruit trees are good for them to pee on :)
Because of the state of the Yorkshire terriers teeth you have to be extra careful with them. You CAN feed them "soft" foods but it's not recommended. You should feed the dog kibble so they have to use their teeth. Also brushing their teeth is very important.
Yorkshire pudding, various pies