Well, I don't know about all yorkies, but mine is VERY hyper. He runs around and can't calm down for even a second. But then, when I come home early from school and get him out of his cage, he can't even get up because he's SO tired. So he sleeps when there's no one around. I hope that helps!
yess , my sister was perfect with them and she has really bad Allergies.
In actuality, going by what you asked, I'll assume you meant hypo allergenic, as hypo allergenic means lack of allergens, hyper allergenic means full of allergens
I don't know that any dog is completely non-allergenic, but the Portuguese Water Dog comes close. (That's the breed that the Obamas have.)
no they are not allerenic
yes
no
Yorkies and labs usually make very good pets together, both are friendly & loving dogs.
I don't know that any dog is completely non-allergenic, but the Portuguese Water Dog comes close. (That's the breed that the Obamas have.)
well the prefix, hyper, means over or excessive and allergenic is to be allergic to some thing so hyper allergenic is to be allergic to almost everything or most things or for something to cause an allergic reaction.
Here are some examples: hyperacid. hyperactive. hyperbolic. hypercautious. hypertension.
They bark A LOT and are VERY hyper
No, the American Eskimo Dog sheds heavily, making them unsuitable as pets for people allergic to dogs.
Yes, they are hypoallergenic fur isn't really fur..it is hair, just like human hair but a lot thinner...if you want a dog but you are allergic..then a Yorkie is the best dog..but they do like to be around you..
Yorkies are pets. There are no wild yorkies to eat anything.
yorkies habitats are doghouses
The older ones tends to be hypo-allergenic.
no yorkies are not just for girl ussaly the girl yorkies tend to bond with the male adult and the boy yorkies tend to bonde with female adult
The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel is not non allergenic.
soap.....bar soap --------- There is no substitute although hyper allergenic versions are available. SuperSensitive also makes a synthetic hydrocarbon resin. These are all still called rosin and no, soap is not a substitute. Dave Lashof