The Silky Terrier is a true "toy terrier". He is moderately low set, slightly longer than tall, of refined bone structure, but of sufficient substance to suggest the ability to hunt and kill domestic rodents. His inquisitive nature and joy of life make him an ideal companion. The keenly alert air of the terrier is characteristic. The manner is quick, friendly, and responsive.
Approximate size of a Silky is 9 to 10 inches at the shoulder height. They are of a fine bone but maintain muscle and strength of a much larger dog. They do not think they are small but a large dog in a small "suit."
The Silky may not be the breed for every home. You must be willing to add another intelligent being to your family as a Silky can be much like having a 2-3 year-old child loose in the home. They do not like being neglected or forgotten and if left alone for too long a time they will find entertainment that may not be to your liking!
A Silky isn't hyper but they do have tons of energy and love to play fetch, go for long walks and in general, be involved in whatever the family is doing! They are loving but independent in nature. They are not generally what are considered 'lap dogs'. Small children do not do well with a Silky due to terrier nature. Food in the hands of small children is fair game for a Silky as well as chasing their feet when they run.
The Silky Terrier breed originated from Australia and is a small breed of dog. They are alert, active, wedge-shaped head, and have a coat that is long, silky, tan, white, and grey.
A Silky Terrier resembles a Yorkshire Terrier but it is bigger. You can visit AKC.org to see a picture and description of the breed.
Depends on the dog, but Yorkshire Terriers are a vocal breed.
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Rat terrier, terrier, silky terrier
they bred it with the Australian Terrier to get the Silky Terrier.
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The traditional Yorkshire Terrier breed is known for its small size, silky coat, and confident personality. They are typically energetic, affectionate, and intelligent dogs that make great companions.
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The Yorkshire Terrier breed standard outlines specific requirements for the dog's size, coat color, texture, and overall appearance. This includes a small size, a blue and tan coat, a silky texture, and a compact body with a confident and alert expression.