Is Yorkshire easy to raise? What are the advantages and disadvantages?

The ten disadvantages of raising Yorkshire are as follows:

1, Yorkshire terrier hair is difficult to take care of.

Yorkshire's hair is beautiful, and many people are attracted by its beautiful hair, but it takes a lot of time and energy to keep it beautiful every day.

2. Yorkshire terriers like to stick to people.

If you have ever had a Yorkshire terrier, you must know that it is a very clingy pet dog. If you don't spend a lot of time with it or seldom go home, then Yorkshire terrier is prone to depression.

3. Yorkshire terrier jealousy

Perhaps it is the reason why pet owners are too spoiled at ordinary times. Yorkshire terrier is very jealous. They don't allow their owners to touch other dogs, so if they have Yorkshire terriers, they can't keep other dogs at home.

4. Yorkshire terriers are easily overlooked.

Yorkshire terrier is easy to be ignored, clingy and likes to follow its owner because of its small size, so it is easy to be trampled. Therefore, when raising Yorkshire terrier, always pay attention to your heel, especially when closing the door and opening the door, make sure it has followed.

5. Yorkshire terriers are expensive

The breed pedigree of Yorkshire terrier has been established, and the price will remain high. An ordinary Yorkshire terrier costs a lot of money. If the bloodline level is higher, the price will be more expensive.

6. Yorkshire terrier is very sensitive and likes to bark

Yorkshire terriers have keen hearing. Although they are small, their voices are not small. As long as there is the slightest movement, the owner will be warned at once. If the owner ignores them, he will also brush his sense of existence by barking.

7. picky eaters

Unlike many dogs, Yorkshire is very picky about food. Not only looks like a princess, but also brings such a headache princess disease.

8. jealous easily.

It has a strong sense of territory, and its hair is difficult to take care of. When it changes seasons, its hair falls off seriously and it is easy to be infected with skin diseases.

9. Fear of loneliness

Yorkshire is a dog who doesn't like being alone very much. Anyone who has raised them should know that when their owners are not around, they will stay quietly in their nests.

10, nosy

Usually at home, I'm like a housekeeper, looking at things at home, big and small, even peeking at any of your little secrets, and I can't spare a moment.