Yorkichon Puppies in Houston and Galveston Bay
A designer hybrid cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Bichon Frise.
- Size
- Small (10 – 25 lbs)
- Weight
- 6–12 lbs
- Height
- 9–12 inches
- Lifespan
- 10–15 years
At a glance
Is a Yorkichon right for your family?
Energetic, affectionate, and lively. Bonds closely with family and loves attention. May have a bold, feisty Yorkie-like personality or a calmer Bichon-like nature. Good with older children. Can be vocal and alert , a good watchdog.
- EnergyModerate
- GroomingHigh
- SheddingLow
- Family friendlyBetter with older children
- Apartment livingGood
They may be a great fit if you:
- Want a low-shedding coat
They may not be ideal if you:
- Want a very low-maintenance coat
- Need a consistently quiet dog
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Breed guide
Get to know the Yorkichon
A designer hybrid cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Bichon Frise. The Yorkichon combines the Yorkie's bold, feisty personality with the Bichon's cheerful and gentle nature into a compact, low-shedding companion dog.
PersonalityEnergetic, affectionate, and lively. Bonds closely with family and loves attention. May have a…
Energetic, affectionate, and lively. Bonds closely with family and loves attention. May have a bold, feisty Yorkie-like personality or a calmer Bichon-like nature. Good with older children. Can be vocal and alert , a good watchdog.
ExerciseFeed twice daily with quality small-breed food. Needs moderate daily exercise , short walks…
Feed twice daily with quality small-breed food. Needs moderate daily exercise , short walks and indoor play. Dental care is essential for this small breed. Regular grooming keeps their coat healthy and prevents matting.
GroomingSoft coat that can be silky (Yorkie-like) or fluffy and curly (Bichon-like). Usually low-shedding.…
Soft coat that can be silky (Yorkie-like) or fluffy and curly (Bichon-like). Usually low-shedding. Colors include tan, black, white, cream, and gold. Requires regular brushing daily and professional grooming every 6–8 weeks.
HistoryA relatively new designer breed, the Yorkichon was developed in the United States in…
A relatively new designer breed, the Yorkichon was developed in the United States in recent decades. Both parent breeds have long histories , the Yorkie as a 19th-century working ratter and the Bichon as a centuries-old companion of nobility.
Living with a Yorkichon
Are Yorkichons good family dogs?
Energetic, affectionate, and lively. Bonds closely with family and loves attention. May have a bold, feisty Yorkie-like personality or a calmer Bichon-like nature. Good with older children. Can be vocal and alert , a good watchdog.
How big do Yorkichons get?
Height: 9–12 inches. Weight: 6–12 lbs. Lifespan: 10–15 years.
Do Yorkichons shed?
Soft coat that can be silky (Yorkie-like) or fluffy and curly (Bichon-like). Usually low-shedding. Colors include tan, black, white, cream, and gold. Requires regular brushing daily and professional grooming every 6–8 weeks.
How much exercise does a Yorkichon need?
Feed twice daily with quality small-breed food. Needs moderate daily exercise , short walks and indoor play. Dental care is essential for this small breed. Regular grooming keeps their coat healthy and prevents matting.
Where does the Yorkichon come from?
A relatively new designer breed, the Yorkichon was developed in the United States in recent decades. Both parent breeds have long histories , the Yorkie as a 19th-century working ratter and the Bichon as a centuries-old companion of nobility.
What are Yorkichons like to live with?
A designer hybrid cross between a Yorkshire Terrier and a Bichon Frise. The Yorkichon combines the Yorkie’s bold, feisty personality with the Bichon’s cheerful and gentle nature into a compact, low-shedding companion dog.
Why get your Yorkichon from Petland Webster?
- Health CheckedVeterinary health exam before going home.
- Health WarrantyWritten warranty for peace of mind.
- MicrochippedIdentification and registration included.
- Lifetime SupportWe are here for you after you take them home.
- Vetted BreedersWe partner with breeders who meet Petland Webster standards.
Meet Yorkichon puppies near you
1 convenient location serving the Houston and Galveston Bay area.
Webster
19722 Gulf Fwy Webster, TX 77598
No Yorkichon here right now
View puppies in WebsterEvery puppy is different. These characteristics describe common Yorkichon tendencies rather than guarantees about any individual puppy.