Yorkshire Terrier dogs are pretty independent and willful. These guys can also be stubborn. They’re especially difficult to convince to go outside and do their stuff when it’s wet or cold out.
Yorkshire Terriers will think you’re bossing them around with your strict training and would rather ignore you. Additionally, these teeny tiny pups also have teeny-tiny bladders, which means they can’t hold it for long. Thus, frequent potty breaks are a must.
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I was a Cocker Spaniel owner and mine was very skiddish. He had problems with submissive urination. It was difficult to attach his leash because of this. My Vet advised me to Raise my hand up like I was going to hit him, then bring it down with a treat. That trick is what I used to attach his leash. But once he was house broken, he didn’t have “accidents”, just the submissive urination.
Great article! And, wouldn’t you know? We live with two Jacks!