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Yorkshire terrier
(redirected from Yorkie)

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Yorkshire terrier
a very small (up to 7 lb) dog with long, flowing, silky coat in dark steel blue and tan. The ears are erect and the tail is docked to a medium length. The breed is predisposed to retinal dysplasia and hypoplasia of the dens (atlantoaxial subluxation).
Yorkshire terrier encephalopathy
an idiopathic necrotizing encephalopathy affecting young dogs.
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Begin training your new Yorkie once he is used to his new home Obedience training your Yorkshire Terrier should include teaching him the down, the come, the sit, the stay and heel on command Begin training your new Yorkie once he is used to his new home.
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Former band mate Dave Palmer - better known as Yorkie - said he was stunned at the news and said it had yet to sink in.
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