Yorkshire Terrier (detailed introduction)

　　With the sudden drop in temperature, many owners seem unprepared. Some think Yorkshires are not afraid of the cold, so they make no special preparations, while others believe Yorkshires are like humans, needing clothing in winter and haircuts in summer, thus making many preparations. Actually, many people’s views are completely understandable. So, is the Yorkshire really afraid of the cold? What are the signs when it feels cold?

　　1. What are the signs that a Yorkshire is afraid of the cold

　　1. Shivering;

　　2. Curling up in a corner;

　　3. Seeking warm places to stay;

　　4. Ignoring you when you call it;

　　2. How to keep a Yorkshire warm in winter

　　1. Adding clothing is the simplest method. However, because Yorkshire Terriers have long hair, wearing clothes can easily cause tangles. Of course, if you groom and comb its hair daily, you don’t need to worry about tangling.

　　2. If your Yorkshire goes out rarely, you need to ensure that the indoor temperature is not too low. You can choose heating with air conditioning or a small infrared heater.

　　3. Feeding the Yorkshire hot food is best in winter, and of course, the drinking water should be warm. You can also add a bit of glucose to the water.

　　4. Prepare an appropriately sized dog bed, and in it place a hot water bottle, a heat pack, or an electric blanket for warmth. It is important to ensure the Yorkshire’s safety when using these warming tools.