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cspxo · 11-13-2013, 05:56 AM

I confess my question, What breed is this? was somewhat tongue-in-cheek.

The lady responsible for the 'rescue' is of the opinion that both parents were Yorkies. And I do put a lot of store by her judgement, both as a County Dog Warden of 20+ years of experience and as a tireless worker for the charity she founded.

I weighed her myself a couple of weeks ago at 5kg or 11 lbs, so she is 50% bigger than 'standard'. But she does slightly have geography on her side as it is only two hours drive from here to Yorkshire

I think she is all terrier, probably with some Border or Jack Russell in the mix. I recently took her to the groomers for a Border style cut.

However, irrespective of breed 'purity' both my wife and I love Bess dearly.

Last photo taken on this morning's walk.

--
Stephen

Ps. thanks for the welcome.

11-13-2013, 05:56 AM	#9
cspxo YorkieTalk Newbie! Join Date: Nov 2013 Location: Worcester, UK Posts: 4	More photos I confess my question, What breed is this? was somewhat tongue-in-cheek. The lady responsible for the 'rescue' is of the opinion that both parents were Yorkies. And I do put a lot of store by her judgement, both as a County Dog Warden of 20+ years of experience and as a tireless worker for the charity she founded. I weighed her myself a couple of weeks ago at 5kg or 11 lbs, so she is 50% bigger than 'standard'. But she does slightly have geography on her side as it is only two hours drive from here to Yorkshire I think she is all terrier, probably with some Border or Jack Russell in the mix. I recently took her to the groomers for a Border style cut. However, irrespective of breed 'purity' both my wife and I love Bess dearly. Last photo taken on this morning's walk. -- Stephen Ps. thanks for the welcome. Attached Thumbnails