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Yorkies can be different sizes depending on what type of yorkie. The Teacup Yorkies can fit into a teacup. The Toy Yorkies can get up to about 1 1/2 feet. The regular Yorkies can get up to about 2 feet.
Actually, there is only one variety of yorkshire terrier. they should not be more then seven lbs.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 15y agoIt may grow to 9 in. (23 cm) tall and weigh up to 7 lb (3 kg).
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∙ 14y agoThey can become around 9-12 inches from shoulder to the floor/
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∙ 13y agoGenerally about a foot or less, but that all depends on what breed of Terrier you get. There are lots of different types, all generally staying around a foot and under.
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∙ 14y ago6-9 Inches Tall.
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∙ 12y ago5-7 lbs
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What are all the Yorkshire Terrier breeds?
There is only one kind of Yorkshire Terrier, but Yorkshire Terrier's can be different colors!
How big is a 6 week old Dragon?
Around the size of a Yorkshire Terrier.
Is Princess a good name for a Yorkshire Terrier?
For a girl Yorkshire Terrier, yes.
Why did they named it the Yorkshire terrier?
Because they were bought to England on Yorkshire terrier st
What has the author Armin Kriechbaumer written?
Armin Kriechbaumer has written: 'Yorkshire-Terrier' -- subject(s): Yorkshire terrier 'El Terrier de Yorkshire'
What are the characterists of a Yorkshire terrier?
Yorkshire Terrier is an energetic, brave, loyal and adventurous dog.
Culture of the Yorkshire Terrier is.?
The Yorkshire Terrier is a breed that was developed in Yorkshire, England. This breed was bred to hunt for rats.
What is the height of a Yorkshire terrier?
Yorkshire Terrier can grow up to 5-7 inches.
How tall do Yorkshire terrier get?
Yorkshire Terrier can grow up to 5-7 inches.
Where do Yorkshire terrier live?
Yorkshire Terrier's live with humans.In houses and at animal shelters \
What type of breed is a Yorkshire terrier?
Yorkshire Terrier is the name of the breed; it is a type of dog.
Where did the yorkshire terrier begin its origins?
Yorkshire.
