The same as any other dog; $20-$35 each, at the vet.
You can purchase most vaccines except rabies on-line or at a feed store for $4-$11, which may or may not include the syringes, and of course, you'll need to learn to give them yourself, which is fairly easy to learn.
However, rabies shots can only be given legally by a licensed vet, so you will have to go to the vet for that, or, you might be able to find a rabies clinic near you, were shots are administered(usually held annually by your local animal shelter/SPCA) for $15.
Remember that your dog only needs a 3years rabies shot, not annual boosters, and Distemper usually lasts longer then it is said.
Lyme shots, although you may have them done to your dog, are not necessary.
Do it once, perhaps; it will cover your dog for 3-5years.
'Noncore' vaccines are recommended only for certain dogs. Whether to vaccinate with noncore vaccines depends upon a number of things including the age, breed, and health status of the dog, the potential exposure of the dog to an animal that has the disease, the type of vaccine and how common the disease is in the geographical area where the dog lives or may visit.
In most cases, the recommended shots for a pitbull is the combination shot when they're 8 weeks olds and again as an adult booster after a year old. The rabies shot is given also when the dog reach it's first year.
depends on the yorkie size health weight and age
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How much are the shots for pit puppy
A Yorkshire terrier does not need much. They require food, water, and toys just like any other animal. They also need love and attention.
Well I'm no scienist but i think you should just in case
Dog: It depends on what kind of dog you buy. I have a yorkshire terrier and I spend a lot of money on him, but my boxer cost less money to care for. Cat: They are not much work all u gotta do is liter box train them and get the shots they need.
Definitely they need there hair cut unless u want it for a show dog but the good side about its fur is that it sheds very little.
Around 2-3 years. At least when the dog starts trying to hump everything in its path
Gerbils don't need shots.
If you are thinking of adding a new member to your home, a Yorkshire Terrier may be a good choice. However, you should not be tempted only by the sweet appearance of a Yorkshire Terrier, as you may find it hard to manage if you are not familiar with the needs and temperament of a Yorkshire Terrier. First, you can probably tell by the size of a Yorkie that it is no work dog. This lap dog is perfect for apartment living as it does not require much outdoor exercise. However, keeping a Yorkshire Terrier still requires a lot of time and efforts due to its temperament. A typical Yorkie is not only energetic, but also intelligent and loyal. However, a Yorkie tends to be overly dominant and aggressive towards strangers and other animals if you do not know how to train a lap dog. Most people spoil small dogs like Yorkies, and as a result, these cute creatures soon turn into manipulative members of the household. Therefore, if you are not confident in maintaining discipline, a Yorkshire Terrier may not be perfect for you. In addition, as a small dog, Yorkshire Terriers have a tendency to bark excessively. As such, they require extensive training to desensitize them from foreign noises and strangers. You should expect to spend quite a bit of time training your dog to become calm. Another factor you need to take into consideration is grooming. Since a Yorkshire Terrier has a long silky coat, it requires a lot of time to upkeep it. You will need to brush your Yorkie at least once a week and trim the coat regularly. If you are unable to do that, make sure you can afford to take your Yorkie to a professional groomer. Although a Yorkshire Terrier is tiny, you should take time to take it out for a daily walk. If the Yorkie begins running inside the apartment at bullet speed, it means that you will need to lengthen the walk or take it out more than once a day.
The Yorkshire Terrier sheds little hair. Its long and silky coat needs to be brushed 4-5 times a week with a firm bristle brush to avoid any tangles and matt. The coat should also be trimmed regularly to prevent matting of the hair. Its eyes and ears need to be cleaned regularly to avoid any infection.
The Yorkshire Terrier sheds little hair. Its long and silky coat needs to be brushed 4-5 times a week with a firm bristle brush to avoid any tangles and matt. The coat should also be trimmed regularly to prevent matting of the hair. Its eyes and ears need to be cleaned regularly to avoid any infection.
Not too much, but they do have alot of energy and need to be walked often
Just look in your local paper but beware of the "good deal" Some people claim they will sell you a Yorkshire from Africa or other country for cheap but it is a scam. Always buy in person never over the phone or internet.AnswerYou can look in your local newspaper. But check with your vet, to make sure it is a pure bred Yorkshire terrier. If you know the person, you can buy it.
Bunnies don't need shots