Educational information — awaiting veterinary review
- Typical adult weight
- 2–3.5 kg
- Size
- Toy
- Coat
- Long، Silky
- Energy
- Moderate
- Grooming
- High
- Shedding
- Low
Possible colours (seen in both breeds): Black and tan، Grey/blue
General temperament of both breeds: Bold and curious terrier character; can be vocal.
- Toy size
Inherited risks associated with the breeds
- Patellar luxation
- Tracheal collapse
- Portosystemic (liver) shunt
- Dental disease
An association with a breed does not mean an animal is affected. We never infer a medical condition from breed.
Screening to discuss with a vet
- Full veterinary examination before any decision
- Patella (kneecap) check
- Eye examination by a veterinary ophthalmologist
- Dental check
Sources
Explore combinations with this breed
Educational examples taken from the known crosses in our breed list, not breeding endorsements. Each one is shown with its welfare notes.
- Yorkshire Terrier × Yorkshire Terrier
- Yorkshire Terrier × Chihuahua
- Yorkshire Terrier × Chorkie
- Yorkshire Terrier × Dachshund
- Yorkshire Terrier × Dorkie
- Yorkshire Terrier × Maltese
- Yorkshire Terrier × Morkie
- Yorkshire Terrier × Shih Tzu
- Yorkshire Terrier × Shorkie
- Yorkshire Terrier × Pomeranian
- Yorkshire Terrier × Yoranian
- Yorkshire Terrier × Toy Poodle
This tool is educational only and does not encourage breeding. Outcomes can't be guaranteed, and it never replaces a vet.