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  Teacup Yorkies, being so small, tend to eat less however Teacup Yorkies are not a recognized breed.
  
  Male Yorkshire Terriers may be more aggressive and unbiased than female dogs. All over again, this is a much more important consideration in larger breeds than smaller breeds. Some male Yorkies will be more difficult to manage with small, confined areas and frequently do not socialize properly with other males. This is particularly true if you can find female dogs in the market that are in warm.
  
  A male Yorkshire Terrier often can form a closer bond with one individual, whereas a female dog will bond equally with many people.
  
  Male Yorkshire Terrier puppies to develop quicker sexually than feminine dogs, and will display sexual tendencies for a younger age. This is a concern if there are actually other dogs in your house or in the neighborhood that can come into heat. The male dogs will usually tend to roam, as they can scent female dogs in heat for many miles and if left, may even be gone for several days in a row in search of females. Neutering your male Yorkshire Terrier help will minimize this issue.
  
  You should find that the male becomes very possessive of the female - even in the direction of humans. This may be a concern for those who have small children in house, or do not enjoy the dogs kenneled. In add-on, the male may become aggressive to your female if she is not receptive to his advances. Any breeding pair of dogs needs to be carefully monitored.
  
  Male Yorkshire Terrier puppies tend to be more difficult to train than female Yorkshire Terrier pups, and are more unbiased in nature. They also are generally friskier and require even more exercise. Males may are more difficult to socialize with other animals and also other dogs, and need to begin socialization training at a young age.
  
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  Female Yorkshire Terriers tend to be smaller than male dogs in the same breed and in many cases are less aggressive. However, a lady dog protecting a litter of puppies can be just as aggressive as a male. A female Yorkshire Terrier with her first litter should be carefully monitored for the first few weeks, to see how protective she becomes in the puppies.
  
  Females can come into heat at least twice 12 months for approximately three weeks. During this time there will be a noticeable discharge of fluid in the female, that is designed to attract the male pet. Spaying the female Yorkshire Terrier can prevent this from occurring. If the female is usually to be used for breeding purposes, there are products available designed to address this issue.
  
  Female Yorkies tend to be less excitable and easier to train. They can, however, become easily cowed or shy if treated harshly, or scolded in a rough or angry possible vocal tone. Female dogs tend to bond with many people. They may be less protective usually than male dogs, however are easier to socialize with other animals.
  
  Feminine dogs will fight with other females, but tend to get along generally properly with male dogs. Usually a grouping of female dogs will set up a hierarchy, and will bond with each other after the initial pecking order is established. These large puppy for sale in pa dogs sometimes hurt people unintentionally.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><br /> Teacup Yorkies, being so small, tend to eat less however Teacup Yorkies are not a recognized breed. <br /> <br /> Male Yorkshire Terriers may be more aggressive and unbiased than female dogs. All over again, this is a much more important consideration in larger breeds than smaller breeds. Some male Yorkies will be more difficult to manage with small, confined areas and frequently do not socialize properly with other males. This is particularly true if you can find female dogs in the market that are in warm. <br /> <br /> A male Yorkshire Terrier often can form a closer bond with one individual, whereas a female dog will bond equally with many people. <br /> <br /> Male Yorkshire Terrier puppies to develop quicker sexually than feminine dogs, and will display sexual tendencies for a younger age. This is a concern if there are actually other dogs in your house or in the neighborhood that can come into heat. The male dogs will usually tend to roam, as they can scent female dogs in heat for many miles and if left, may even be gone for several days in a row in search of females. Neutering your male Yorkshire Terrier help will minimize this issue. <br /> <br /> You should find that the male becomes very possessive of the female - even in the direction of humans. This may be a concern for those who have small children in house, or do not enjoy the dogs kenneled. In add-on, the male may become aggressive to your female if she is not receptive to his advances. Any breeding pair of dogs needs to be carefully monitored. <br /> <br /> Male Yorkshire Terrier puppies tend to be more difficult to train than female Yorkshire Terrier pups, and are more unbiased in nature. They also are generally friskier and require even more exercise. Males may are more difficult to socialize with other animals and also other dogs, and need to begin socialization training at a young age. <br /> <br /> <b> Females </b> <br /> <br /> Female Yorkshire Terriers tend to be smaller than male dogs in the same breed and in many cases are less aggressive. However, a lady dog protecting a litter of puppies can be just as aggressive as a male. A female Yorkshire Terrier with her first litter should be carefully monitored for the first few weeks, to see how protective she becomes in the puppies. <br /> <br /> Females can come into heat at least twice 12 months for approximately three weeks. During this time there will be a noticeable discharge of fluid in the female, that is designed to attract the male pet. Spaying the female Yorkshire Terrier can prevent this from occurring. If the female is usually to be used for breeding purposes, there are products available designed to address this issue. <br /> <br /> Female Yorkies tend to be less excitable and easier to train. They can, however, become easily cowed or shy if treated harshly, or scolded in a rough or angry possible vocal tone. Female dogs tend to bond with many people. They may be less protective usually than male dogs, however are easier to socialize with other animals. <br /> <br /> Feminine dogs will fight with other females, but tend to get along generally properly with male dogs. Usually a grouping of female dogs will set up a hierarchy, and will bond with each other after the initial pecking order is established. These large <a href="http://www.centralpapuppies.com" rel="nofollow">puppy for sale in pa</a> dogs sometimes hurt people unintentionally.</div>

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