Well i have one, so i know all there is about yorkies, here are some things: Appearance - Small and flat head and fairly short muzzle. Small prick ears and dark eyes. Colours- Tan face, chest and feet. Dark steel-blue body. Height and Weight - 18- 25.5cm in height. Up to 3.2Kg in weight. Male and females are same weight and height range. Common Health Problems- Generally an alround healthy breed. If any problems, likely to be kneecap or elbow dislocation, cataracts, epilepsy and Leggs Perthes disease. Living Conditions - Will do well in either country or city life, even apartment. Exercise Requirements - Standard daily walk will suffice, but will certainly enjoy more. Training Requirements - Can be trained fairly easily in basic obedience. Life Expectancy - 12 - 17 years. GROOMING - If the coat is grown long and silky it will require daily brushing to keep it tangle free. The head hair if often tied back to keep out of the eyes.
You can go to a yorkie breeder and ask them, you can buy a yorkie, or you can go on craigslist.
A Yorkie is warm blooded because it is a dog and a dog is a mammal.
A yorkie. Sharpay's dog is a yorkie named Boi and is a girl. :) Hope this helped!
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Quote from Yorkie Info Center:What are the Signs Of Earmites?You will know that you Yorkie has ear mites if:There is swelling in your Yorkie's ears, this is sometimes extremeIrritation and scratchingAn increase of earwax, this may be thicker than normalEar discharge, this is usually very thick and can be the color blackThe dog will have intense itching and will do all he can to scratch his earsIn an attempt to stop the terrible irritation, a dog will usually shake their head quite a bitYour dog has Ear Mites. Take the dog to the vet to have him checked out.