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Chelsie1978 · 11-27-2004, 04:49 PM

There is no such thing as a tea-cup yorkie,a squirel yorkie,or any other fancy names some breeders may use..this is just a way to make yorkies sound wonderful or rare and this way up the price

A yorkie is a yorkie,they are all one and the same

I once heard that a yorkie and a yorkshire terrier were two different "kinds" of yorkie,but this is not true either.I have 2 yorkies,my oldest one,Lady is a year old and weighs 2lb´s,whilst my youngest one,Jessica,is 7 months old and now weighs 7lb´s...are they different kinds of yorkie? Nope,they are just different sizes..nothing more

You cant register a yorkie as a tea-cup,a babyface,or a squirel yorkie because as I said before,these names are just fancy terms some breeders use to charge that much more

11-27-2004, 04:49 PM	#4
Chelsie1978 Registered User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Mallorca-Spain Posts: 379	There is no such thing as a tea-cup yorkie,a squirel yorkie,or any other fancy names some breeders may use..this is just a way to make yorkies sound wonderful or rare and this way up the price A yorkie is a yorkie,they are all one and the same I once heard that a yorkie and a yorkshire terrier were two different "kinds" of yorkie,but this is not true either.I have 2 yorkies,my oldest one,Lady is a year old and weighs 2lb´s,whilst my youngest one,Jessica,is 7 months old and now weighs 7lb´s...are they different kinds of yorkie? Nope,they are just different sizes..nothing more You cant register a yorkie as a tea-cup,a babyface,or a squirel yorkie because as I said before,these names are just fancy terms some breeders use to charge that much more Last edited by Chelsie1978; 11-28-2004 at 03:49 PM.