Quite far away, my Yorkshire Terrier can sence my mum and dad from far away when there out, he can tell when there are comming back, but I don't know if that's got anything to do with smell or hearing.
basset hounds are short legged, long backed dogs, and tend to have spinal issues, as opposed to the litttle yorkies with no more than a general sizing geniology
I wouldn't recommend it. Yorkie's love warm environments, where its not to hot... not to cold... more like room temp. Yorkie's are more of an inside dog. But don't get me wrong they love there walks and to play outside also. But not to live.NO NO NO!!!!! There are WAY too many dangers! It is an INSIDE DOG!
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The Manchester Terrier is a breed known for having a distinctive black saddle-shaped patch on its back. This patch is a defining characteristic of the breed and can help distinguish it from other terrier breeds.
Black and gold Yorkshire Terriers are known for their long, silky coats that are typically black on the body and gold on the face, chest, and legs. They have small, compact bodies with a straight back and a high-set tail. Their ears are small and V-shaped, standing erect on top of their head. Overall, they have a graceful and elegant appearance with a confident and alert expression.
Hello I have been breeding and showing yorkies for 15+ years. Are you sure of your spelling? there are a couple of Kennels with names that start with "glen".Do you have a pedigre you are researching? i have pedigree books that go back to the late 1960's. murfatmokiema@aol.com feel free to email me
A swing, a pendulum, or a conversation are some examples of things that go back and forth constantly.
That is not normal you should have that checked out!
a good dog for a small back yard is a Yorkie terrier
I just got a Yorkshire Terrier. He was only 7 weeks old when we got him. When he was just 8 weeks old we started training him to walk on the lead. When we took him to the park he wouldn't budge a bit so we started pulling him just a tiny bit across the path. It helps if you have a ball so they can start running towards it and they start walking. My Yorkshire Terrier Alfie is now 12 weeks old and he starts eating the lead so we tap his nose and say no and he starts learning not to eat the lead. Some puppies take control of the lead and start dragging. I pull them back at the side of you. They soon learn not to drag. My Yorkshire terrier is very friendly towards other dogs including Alsatians and Dalmatian's. 1 year ago my Miniature Schnauzer had to be put down because he had Canine Epilepsy. To make sure your dog does not have it you have to check on your dog in case of any signs of fits. After a fit they sometimes don't have a clue who you are or where they are so try not to scare them. My little Yorkshire terrier SOMETIMES goes out on our back garden and does his business but sometimes inside in our kitchen. Rubbing the dogs nose in it does not work! You just have to tap his nose again and say no. They eventually learn not to when they are a bit older than 12 weeks. The proper age to train your puppy is 9 WEEKS OLD. If they are too young they won't understand what you are doing and they will not learn by that.