Yorkshire Terrier
The tiny terrier with floor-length steel-blue and tan silk—a feisty, glamorous companion.
Overview. The Yorkshire Terrier is a tiny terrier with a long, silky steel-blue and tan coat, a bold, glamorous companion despite its size.
History & Origin
Developed in 19th-century Yorkshire from Scottish terriers brought by weavers; originally a ratter, now a toy.
Appearance & Coat
Very small, with a straight, glossy coat and a topknot; the blue-and-tan coloring develops with age.
Temperament
Confident, spirited, and affectionate, it carries terrier pluck in a tiny frame.
Care & Exercise
Needs light exercise and daily grooming; fragile, handle with care.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 9 (Companion and Toy Dogs).
