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Originally Posted by NamelessAria  From what I've heard about Yorkies they like to play but also can be happy napping on your lap, they're very intelligent and they want to make their human happy.! |
This fits the Yorkie bill. Just observe the Yorkies when you meet them. Do they seem to play aggressive like puppy biting play. That dog will require more inhibition training because it has not yet learned to play politely. Does it cower, or tuck it's tail, turn it's head, lick it's lips. That puppy has fear issues and will need more work on socialization skills. See if it's tail is wagging, enjoys to romp around, looks at you with bright eyes and engages you. When you pick them up (best to do this sitting on the floor because they are squirmers and can jump out of your arms easily!) see if they are relaxed and allow themselves to be held. Then this puppy is well adjusted and will have less temperament issues for you to have to deal with. When you go to a good breeder tell them what qualities you are looking for. They know their babies and can help you find the right personality. They are very intelligent and have wonderfully sweet personalities.