Small to Large
 

I know we all have our preferences, so what size Yorkie fits you best? Do you like the little bitties, or the "teapots" (as we have dubbed them) lol.

The tinies are adorable, but I'm a teapot kind of girl.. I don't like to have to walk on egg shells worried so terribly about them..

I meant to post a poll with this one :( Hopefully I can get it fixed somehow. I personally like the 7-12 lb. range. A big range I know lol

6-10 pounds is good for me

At one time I thought I would only like the medium sized 4 to 7 pounds. But after seeing some of the pictures from people who have all the sizes. I think it would be fun to have a variety, although I still would not want any real tiny ones. They would be to fragile to enjoy.

I love yorkies of all sizes but I prefer to own the larger "teapot" versions

6-10lbs seems like a size I'd be comfortable with.

Right now, at my stage in life, under 4lbs. is what I wanted and what I got.

If I had known about Yorkies when my kids were young, I would have considered a large one. Great dogs no matter what the size.

Small or large , they all deserve to be loved .

Yorkies of any size are welcome here! Mine happens to be a tiny one. (3lbs)

I love the 4-6 lb range.

If I were by myself, I dont know if it would matter to me, but because I have a 9lb cat and a 26lb dog and two children, I asked my breeder if I could pick the portliest of pups, just to be fair to the doggie.
Bren

Small to Large
 

I know we all have our preferences, so what size Yorkie fits you best? Do you like the little bitties, or the "teapots" (as we have dubbed them) lol.

them all
 

i love them all i cant resist those cute little faces. and there little barks

I voted 2-4, only because Jersey is tiny and the only Yorkie I know. I'm sure I'd love all sizes though.

I was gonna say 8-10 pounds because Eddie's 8.8 and he's perfect for me. Then I thought of Jack, 4 pounds. Love him, too. Of course, 5-7 is considered perfect, so toss that in. That left big ones and small ones I wasn't sure about. If anyone saw the teapot thread, you'd have to say big ones are cool too. There's just more to love. That left tinies. They're almost too delicate for me, and I'd be afraid for their health, but do I not like them?

I love 'em all.

This was a hard poll to answer.

Before I had Ginger, I would have quickly answered 5-7 or 6-8 (I forget what the choices were). But I gotta say, I think my girl's pretty cool, all 12.4 lbs of her! And she still looks cute in dresses! I've been keeping my eye out for a brother for her, mostly through the rescues, and most of them tend to be a little larger too, although I'd probably go as small as 5 lbs. A "teacups" just not for me, too fragile and small, I don't think I'd EVER relax, but the several I've seen have been adorable heartbreakers! (I'll never forget BUTCH the adorable 3 lb Yorkie I met at the dog park when Ginger was a puppy....I think she was 3 lb when I brought her home)


Just a note, Ginger was the biggest Yorkie I had ever seen until we had our playdate the other week. I expected to get there and have her look like a giant, but only ONE was smaller than her...and they were all BEAUTIFUL and great little dogs!

I also intentionally wanted average sizes and that's just what I have....I'm kind of glad mine aren't too small because I would worry all the time. Yorkies are small to begin with..but anything under 5 lbs would turn me into a complete Mother Hen..worse than I already am :D

I always thought I wanted a small yorkie around 5 lbs., but the one I bought turned out to be 13 pounds (both parents small). He is so lovable!!! Then about a month ago, I rescued a small boy (3.3 lbs., very underweight). He has gained 5 oz. and he is very lovable also. The larger one is "softer" and a lot more cuddly. I wouldn't trade either one, all sizes are great.

I definitely love all sizes, but my preference would have to be anything over 8 lbs. Having had tinies in the past, I'm just too nervous about their safety. I find with my two larger males, I can enjoy them more and allow them to 'roughhouse' a lot more. We are all much happier. :animal36

I have a little 3lb girl-5 months-whom i love dearly. However I hope she grows a bit more. I would have liked her to be in the 9lb range, as Mum is a Silky,but it's not going to happen.I do worry about her eating . She is healthy and happy, so that's what matters. :rolleyes:

We have 3 in our home...One is large, one is medium, and
one is small. Kind of like the 3 bears! Any size will do as
long as it's a yorkie...

size, does it matter?
 

5 to 7 lbs was ideal for me until I got Starsky and he kept growing and growing. He is up to 9 1/2 lbs and there is just more to love!!! I wouldn't change him for the world! :hearts-xx

I love love love my teapot yorkie. He's approaching the 12lb range. I would of been happy had he stopped growing at 8lbs, but he didn't. No big deal more to cuddle. He's like a little baby. However, if he continues to grow I'm gonna have to buy another celtie bag which will probably cause my husband to kill me, so that wouldn't be good.

Also for my lifestyle a bigger one is best. Me and my husband work so I wouldn't be able to keep an eye on a tiny all the time. With him being big and a really good eater, hypo was never a problem. Also I'm kinda a clutz and sometimes he ends up on the wrong end of my clutziness. Also my parents and grandparents both live on farm and he's able to hold his own against the bigger dogs, cats, and other animals so not has much to worry about.

I like the 4 to 6 lb range.

I like mine in the 5-7 lb range. :thumbup:

Kizzy is my first one. I'm not sure how big she will turn out as she turned 2 months old Monday and is barely 2 lbs. But she is rough and tumbling with me and hubby. I would never let her play with a puppy over 4 or 5 lbs,at her 2 lb weight, as I would be scared they would hurt her. I mean hubby and I play with her like in our laps letting her jump around, or I run with her or play tug of war (easily) and let her win with a couple small tugs. Other that that she is fine to me just like she is. Only problem I have is, I just want her to soon be able to come up my steps by herself so I dont have to pick her up at the bottom and bring her up on the deck when we go outside. I would still never let her go out alone, but would be nice to walk up steps together. LOL. I hope she doesnt get over 4 or 5 lbs but it really dont matter as long as she dont grow up to what I consider a big dog in my house. But i will still love her but really rather have one just small enough to let her play in my lap easy like Kizzy does.
I dont care to have a big dog in my house. One thing, I am very scared of animals, even dogs if they get as high as my knee and i'm 5'3. But my brother raises really big dogs. hmmm, glad he dont live too close even if i do love him. can't handle those big dog near me.