How often can you breed a yorkie?

Answer 1

A Yorkie, or Yorkshire Terrier, can typically be bred once a year, as it's important to allow sufficient recovery time between litters. Female Yorkies usually have heat cycles every six to twelve months, and it's generally recommended to wait until they are at least two years old and have had a few heat cycles before breeding. Responsible breeders also consider the health and well-being of the dog when planning breeding, including age, health conditions, and potential risks.