More About The Breed

Yorkipoos are bright and easy to train. Positive reinforcement and fun training sessions work best with this breed, as they may become stubborn or distracted otherwise. This breed has also been known to bark - sometimes, a little too much. Training can help with this as well. 

Yorkipoos are generally very healthy, but like all dogs, they may be prone to certain health conditions. For the Yorkipoo, these conditions include hip and elbow dysplasia, hypothyroidism, eye problems, epilepsy, and skin issues. It is very important to find a responsible breeder who makes genetic testing a priority.

Yorkipoos are considered to be low shedders, but even so, their coat requires grooming to stay healthy. Daily brushing will keep tangles and mattes from forming. In addition, their nails should be trimmed once a month and their ears kept clean and dry. Toy breeds are notorious for dental problems, so brush your Yorkipoos teeth once or twice a week to keep them healthy. 

Yorkipoos are active and energetic, requiring daily exercise to stay healthy. Daily walks and playtime are important to incorporate into their lifestyle so they can be healthy and happy dogs.