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Yorkshire Terrier

Ekim 3rd, 2009 |

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Yorkshire Terriers can be traced back to the Waterside Terrier and developed as a result of breeding with various other terriers throughout England. Originally known as Scotch Terriers, Yorkshire Terriers were brought to Yorkshire by weavers in the mid 19th century. During the Victorian Era they became quite fashionable. The trendiness of this breed is still notable today, as Yorkies are one of the most popular breeds in the United States.

Size:

5 to 7 pounds

Color:

Blue and Tan

Popularity: unranked [?]

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