Yorkshire Terrier Training
Basenji, 2019
- Birth year
- Dog Breed
- Gender
- Cardiac Evaluation
- Eye Certification
- Hip Dysplasia
- Patellar Luxation
- Spine
- : 2026
- : Yorkshire terrier
- : Studs
- : Perfect
- : Negative
- : Unknown
- : 0 / 0
- : Excellent
Training Your Yorkie Puppies: Setting the Foundation for a Happy Companion
When it comes to yorkie puppies, early training is absolutely essential. Yorkshire terrier puppies are known for their intelligence and lively personalities, but without proper guidance, their spirited nature can quickly turn into stubbornness. Starting training as soon as you bring your puppy home will not only make your life easier but also help your yorkie grow into a well-mannered and confident companion.
Consistency is key with yorkshire terrier puppies. Short, positive training sessions work best—these little dogs respond exceptionally well to praise and rewards. Socialisation is equally important; introducing your yorkie puppy to different people, pets, and environments from an early age helps prevent fearfulness later on.
Remember, patience goes a long way with these clever pups. With the right approach to training, you’ll be rewarded with a loyal friend who brings endless joy and affection into your home. Investing time in teaching basic commands now sets the stage for a lifetime of good behaviour from your delightful yorkshire terrier puppy.
Curbing the "Big Dog" Bark
Yorkies were originally bred to hunt rats in mines and mills; they are brave and vocal. Without training, they will bark at every leaf that blows past the window.
The “Quiet” Command: Instead of yelling “No!” (which they often think is you “barking” along with them), wait for a 2-second pause in their barking, say “Quiet,” and give a high-value treat.
Socialization is Key: Between 8 and 16 weeks, expose them to as many sounds (vacuum, doorbell, sirens) and people as possible. A fearful Yorkie is a barking Yorkie
More about training yorkie pups
Training a Yorkie puppy requires a different strategy than training a larger breed like a Labrador. Because of their tiny size, big personalities, and sensitive nature, “standard” training advice often needs to be adapted
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