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Hot: 23 to 27 °C
Cold: 0 to 7 °C
800 to 1.50K USD
100 to 200 PSI
Jump: 1-2 Feet
Run: 15-20 Miles per hour (24-32 km/h)
The little dog breed known as the Yorkshire Terrier —or Yorkie—has its origins in Yorkshire, England, in the nineteenth century.
Yorkies were famous for their tiny size, speed, and dogged perseverance for hunting rats in the Yorkshire coal mines and textile mills. This made them great at getting into tight places and getting rid of vermin.
The little but lively Yorkshire Terrier, often called the "Yorkie," has won the hearts of dog lovers all across the globe. These dogged dogs first appeared in Yorkshire, England, in the nineteenth century, when they toiled diligently in mines and textile factories, where they helped keep rodent populations under control. Nevertheless, they have gradually transformed into beloved pets, revered for their unique look and energetic personality.
Yorkshire Terriers are easily recognizable by their plush, silky coats, which are a stunning combination of blue and brown and need frequent brushing to keep them looking beautiful and free of matting.