Though the Yorkies were originally bred as working dogs, they became fashionable pets is England in the latter part of the Victorian era. In 1972, Yorkies were brought to the United States and became the country's favorite pet. You can say that the Yorkies developed into tough breeds because of their ancestors' reputation as rat-hunters. However, their size, and playful and bright character have actually captured the attention and affection of most pet owners. Most proud owners would boast that they have the great giants inside the bodies of these little dogs. If you want a small but terrible breed of dog, grab a Yorkie now! Just a friendly reminder, they would really need your attention and companionship than any other terriersUse this wonderful book to keep your new (or old) most trusted friend healthy and safe!Table of ContentsHistory of the Yorkshire TerrierBathing a Yorkshire TerrierUnderstanding Food IngredientsYorkshire Terriers Need Different Diets At Different AgesVitamin And Mineral SupplementsBoredom And Lack Of VarietyCost Of FeedsDry VS. Canned FoodHome Made DietsFood AllergiesHow Much Should I Feed My Yorkshire Terrier?How Often Should I Feed My Yorkshire Terrier?Signs Of Ill HealthHeart Worm, Fleas And Other ParasitesHeart Worm PreventionCommon Questions About Heart WormFleas And Other ParasitesDo Parasites Cause “Scooting”?Preventing Dental DiseaseHome Dental CareVeterinary Dental TreatmentsThe Importance Of The Physical ExaminationWhy Are Regular Check-Ups Important?What Happens During An Examination?How Often Should My Pet Be Examined?How To Administer MedicineNursing A Sick Yorkshire TerrierVaccinationsCommon Questions About VaccinationsSpaying And NeuteringSpaying Of The Female Yorkshire TerrierSurgical Neutering Of The Male Yorkshire TerrierPet Health InsuranceClipping A Yorkshire TerrierYorkshire Terrier: Finding Your Breed and a BreederFirst Steps In Grooming