Yorkshire Terrier Puppies in Houston and Galveston Bay
A feisty, confident, and elegant small dog known for its long, silky, blue-and-tan coat.
- Size
- Toy (up to 10 lbs)
- Weight
- 4–7 lbs
- Height
- 7–9 inches
- Lifespan
- 11–16 years
At a glance
Is a Yorkshire Terrier right for your family?
Bold, energetic, and confident. Loyal and affectionate to their owners. Can be feisty and bossy , often unaware of their small size. Alert and vocal , natural watchdogs. Can be stubborn; early training is recommended.
- EnergyModerate
- GroomingHigh
- SheddingModerate
- Apartment livingGood
They may be a great fit if you:
- Want to compare this breed with your daily routine
- Can provide consistent care, training and companionship
They may not be ideal if you:
- Want a very low-maintenance coat
- Are training a dog for the first time
- Need a consistently quiet dog
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Breed guide
Get to know the Yorkshire Terrier
A feisty, confident, and elegant small dog known for its long, silky, blue-and-tan coat. Despite their small stature, Yorkies have a huge personality and were originally working terriers before becoming beloved lapdogs of Victorian society.
PersonalityBold, energetic, and confident. Loyal and affectionate to their owners. Can be feisty and…
Bold, energetic, and confident. Loyal and affectionate to their owners. Can be feisty and bossy , often unaware of their small size. Alert and vocal , natural watchdogs. Can be stubborn; early training is recommended.
ExerciseFeed twice daily , small portions of high-quality small-breed food. Needs moderate daily exercise…
Feed twice daily , small portions of high-quality small-breed food. Needs moderate daily exercise , short walks and play. Dental care is critical as they are prone to tooth loss. Coat needs consistent daily attention.
GroomingLong, straight, silky coat that resembles human hair , blue and tan coloring in…
Long, straight, silky coat that resembles human hair , blue and tan coloring in adults. Requires daily brushing, monthly bathing with conditioner, and regular professional grooming. Eye discharge should be cleaned daily.
HistoryBred in Yorkshire, England in the 19th century by Scottish weavers who wanted a…
Bred in Yorkshire, England in the 19th century by Scottish weavers who wanted a dog to catch rats in textile mills. Named after the county of Yorkshire. By the late 1800s they had become fashionable companions for Victorian ladies. AKC recognized in 1885.
Living with a Yorkshire Terrier
Are Yorkshire Terriers good family dogs?
Bold, energetic, and confident. Loyal and affectionate to their owners. Can be feisty and bossy , often unaware of their small size. Alert and vocal , natural watchdogs. Can be stubborn; early training is recommended.
How big do Yorkshire Terriers get?
Height: 7–9 inches. Weight: 4–7 lbs. Lifespan: 11–16 years.
Do Yorkshire Terriers shed?
Long, straight, silky coat that resembles human hair , blue and tan coloring in adults. Requires daily brushing, monthly bathing with conditioner, and regular professional grooming. Eye discharge should be cleaned daily.
How much exercise does a Yorkshire Terrier need?
Feed twice daily , small portions of high-quality small-breed food. Needs moderate daily exercise , short walks and play. Dental care is critical as they are prone to tooth loss. Coat needs consistent daily attention.
Where does the Yorkshire Terrier come from?
Bred in Yorkshire, England in the 19th century by Scottish weavers who wanted a dog to catch rats in textile mills. Named after the county of Yorkshire. By the late 1800s they had become fashionable companions for Victorian ladies. AKC recognized in 1885.
What are Yorkshire Terriers like to live with?
A feisty, confident, and elegant small dog known for its long, silky, blue-and-tan coat. Despite their small stature, Yorkies have a huge personality and were originally working terriers before becoming beloved lapdogs of Victorian society.
Why get your Yorkshire Terrier 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 Yorkshire Terrier puppies near you
1 convenient location serving the Houston and Galveston Bay area.
Webster
19722 Gulf Fwy Webster, TX 77598
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View puppies in WebsterEvery puppy is different. These characteristics describe common Yorkshire Terrier tendencies rather than guarantees about any individual puppy.