Is there a difference between silky terriers and yorkie terriers?

Answer 1

The Silky Yorkie terrier has soft hair and with the regular Yorkie Terrier it is most likely to have more tangels and doesnt fell that soft enless he just got a hair cut.

They have it right on!!!

Answer

Silky Terriers, have softer fur, because of their name silky, because their fur feels silky. and they usually have shorter hair, and are shorter altogether. while the yorkie has rougher hair, because they are hypoallergenic, which means they dont shed, and so they're hair is like real human hair.

They are actually 2 different breeds . The Silky Terrier has a shorter coat than the Yorkshire Terrier, also the Silky is a little larger . Both have a coat that needs regular grooming as it is almost like human hair , some people keep it short like a puppy clip. Neither dog sheds.

Answer 2

There is only one difference between teacups and regular or toy and that is that teacup dogs are extremely small and fragile. I don't know if you know the yorkie Pinocchio, but he is a teacup dog.

Answer 3

Silky Terrier

Coat
The Silky Terrier's coat is virtually non shedding and odorless. Their coat is one of the breeds most prominent features. It is straight, silky, and shiny. Unlike the Yorkie, whose coat flows to the floor, the Silky coat is shorter and conforms to the shape of the body. The texture is much like human hair. The color of the coat may be blue and red, or blue and tan.

Overview
The Silky Terrier is intelligent, curious, and in constant motion. Originally developed in the 19th century in Australia. The Silky is compact but is light in build. They are a friendly and spirited breed. The Silky Terrier can be possessive with their family and property.

Character
The Silky Terrier is an excellent companion. This breed has a keen alertness and a true Terrier nature. They can, on occasion, exhibit defiance and stubbornness. They do not like to be left alone for extended periods of time and do best when someone is home for most of the day. The Silky makes an excellent watchdog.

Temperament
The Silky Terrier is generally happy and loves to play. They are bold in action and have a mischievous streak. This breed loves to dig and bark. The Silky is most suited for older, well behaved children. They are extremely territorial and may exhibit aggression toward other dogs. They love to chase cats, so raising them with cats from puppy hood is highly recommended.

Care
The Silky Terrier's coat is highly susceptible to tangles and matting. They require daily brushing and combing. This breed requires a deep commitment from their owners. To keep the coat lustrous regular shampooing is necessary. The Silky is prone to several disorders including fixating patella, tracheal collapse, and epilepsy.

Training
This breed may be difficult to housebreak. They respond best to praise, reward, love and consistency. The Silky Terrier does well in obedience training provided the method used is not done using a choke collar. The Silky trachea is easily damaged. Training must be done firmly and fairly.

Yorkshire Terrier

Coat
The Yorkshire Terrier's coat is not coarse, but is fine and silky to the touch. Unlike other breeds, which have fur, the Yorkshire has hair that is growing constantly. They have no undercoat and do not shed.

Overview
The Yorkshire Terrier is a lovely lap dog that much prefers to be held on their owner's lap all day. They have a dose of attitude combined with a bright and playful nature. The Yorkshire Terrier is a true and loyal companion.

Character
This dog is intelligent, lively, and fearless. They focus entirely on their owner and are extremely affectionate. It has been said that a Yorkshire Terrier requires more human companionship and attention than any other breed.

Temperament
The Yorkshire Terrier can be territorial and likes to have their space respected. They are tolerant of older children if treated with care. The Yorkshire Terrier can also be somewhat independent and assertive. They get along well with other pets.

Care
The Yorkshire Terrier's coat requires daily grooming. The hair on top of the head, if grown long, is usually secured with a band or bow. However, if the Yorkshire Terrier is not being used for show, then the coat may be clipped short. Ears and eyes must be cleaned daily. Dental hygiene is also important.

Training
This breed is quick to learn. However, they may become willful in which case training of any kind can become difficult. Training must have consistency and firmness. They do not like to be ignored, so lots of praise will bring out the best in their training.

Answer 4

Yes! Silky terriers have softer hair, are taller and weigh more. Their coat color is also more of a gray color with tan, than black with tan.

Answer 5

A yorkie is a little smaller then a silky terrier and silky terriers are thicker in the chest area. Other than that they are pretty much the same

Answer 6

yes they do because they are very cute to cuddle

Answer 7

One is more cutter :3