Well, when a yorkie goes in heat, they usually stay in heat for 6 weeks, so i recommend on the 2nd week that you try, because not the first time will it work, so that way, you give them time to rest, and you have more weeks to go to try breeding!
A yorkie is usually in heat for three weeks.
If your yorkies vagina is big, it might mean she is about to go into heat, leaving the state of it. Or She is just in heat
you should tell them not ask them tell them to get you a new yorkie dog there dog should be put down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i am so sorry for you i have a yorkie to and i love her so much she is only 8 weeks i hope you feel better
A Yorkie is a type of dog, and dogs do not menstruate. The bleeding they have is what occurs when they are in heat. The only animals that menstruate are human beings and other primates.
Dogs have visible genitalia. Take a look.
Clip the hair of heavy-coated dogs to one inch in length. Don't shave to the skin, because that deprives your dog of the insulating factor of a layer of hair. And it exposes them to sunburn. see more about yorkie heat stroke in the link below
a yorkie poo is a yorkie and a poodle mix
You can tell if your dog is a Yorkie by looking for specific physical traits such as a small size, silky coat, and distinctive facial features like a small nose and large eyes. Additionally, Yorkies are known for their energetic and playful behavior.
I think Yorkie they are so cute i have a Yorkie that always guard me team Yorkie
show her a picture of it and then she will see how cute it is then tell her that you will take responsibility for everything.
A Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie) typically comes into season, or estrus, approximately every six months, although this can vary among individual dogs. Each heat cycle lasts about 2 to 3 weeks. Signs that a Yorkie is in heat include swelling of the vulva, increased urination, and behavioral changes. It's important to monitor your dog during this time to prevent unwanted breeding.
No a yorkie poodle mix is called a "Yorkie Poo". Funny name, right? But that's what its called...