03-30-2006, 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by rewyn Yorkie standard is 2-7lbs. But a common misconception is that ALL yorkies are in this area. This standard is for showing. In the same littler there can be "throw-backs" pups that are bigger than the rest. I've learned that also Yorkies tend to go from 2-15lbs. or more. and are still Yorkies. And there is no such thing as a "teacup" Yorkie, and that anyone who attempts to sell you a pup with this labelling is misinformed. Also ears up or down, that also is something that varies. Our older Yorkie, "kelly" is 11 lbs. with down floppy ears, that only go up if she's excited. And our young new pup, "daisy" is only 1.85lbs at 5mos. and her ears go down when she's frightened or tired.
Will you love your dog less if she is bigger that you had hoped? I hope not. | I have never heard the breed standard as low as 2 pounds.. I always heard and read in all the books I have as 5-7 is the standard...?
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