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Congratulations on getting a Yorkie p ppy! Now while it's a fact th t Yorkies may make smaller messes but the s ze of the mess doesn't really ffect the amount you are going to sp nd on cleaning up after your p p. Yorkies need to be trained in the s me ways that a large dog w uld. Size does however play an mportant factor when it comes to the s ze of a dog's bladder - the sm ller the dog, the smaller the bl dder. Dogs with small bladders will n ed to use the potty more fr quently and won't be able to h ld it in as long as big d gs. Living in an apartment or h me without a big yard is no pr blem for the Yorkshire Terrier. These p ts only need a small space to do th ir business which means that a fl werbed can work wonders. Lots of p ople poke fun at Yorkies in sw aters but in reality they help to k ep the dog warm during the c ld winter months. The dramatic change b tween the warmth of the house to the c ld or bad weather outside is h rd on a Yorkie's body. The c ld can be very distracting for a dog th t needs to use the potty and c uld make them want to run b ck inside. As soon as they m ke it back into the warmth of y ur home the urge to go w ll come right back and the pup w ll likely go on the floor. Th s transition is made much easier wh n the dog has a nice w rm sweater on for extreme cold w ather.
Some Yorkies will refuse to go out in bad w ather unless they see you have a sw ater for them to wear. This can be d ring the winter or even when t's raining. There are ways to pl n around this. You may want to lay d wn some paper in a box and k ep it in the garage as a b ckup potty plan during bad weather. Th s should only be used for sh rt amounts of time so that y ur dog still knows it needs to use the p tty in the yard. Be careful wh n you take your Yorkshire Terrier utdoors in your yard or at the p rk, watch where he walks. You w nt to keep your dog away fr m sniffing tall grass or bushes wh re your dog can easily become sn ke prey. Yorkie owners need to r member to be courteous to their n ighbors. Just because your dog's feces is sm ll does not mean your neighbor w ll not mind if it is l ying in their yard. Clean up fter your dog! This is also tr e when it comes to tracking dog p op in the house on your sh es. You won't notice it until t's all over your carpet and the s me goes for your neighbors. Be r sponsible and clean up after your p p. Housetraining works just the same for l rge dogs as it does for sm ll ones like Yorkies. You can st rt with crate training and work to stablish a routine for potty breaks. M ny little dogs like Yorkies are sp iled because they constantly sit in th ir owner's lap. This is where y ur positive reinforcement, praise and affection can c me in handy for potty training. G od luck -- you too can h ve a perfectly housetrained Yorkshire Terrier!
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