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  • Encyclopedia of the Yorkshire Terrier

  • How to Start Training Your Yorkshire Terrier
  • By: Mav4Life
  • Narrated by: Millian Quinteros
  • Length: 34 mins

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Narrated by: Millian Quinteros
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Publisher's Summary

If you’re thinking about getting a Yorkshire terrier, then let this guide help you. It's the perfect mini-encyclopedia of Yorkshire terriers. 

Do you want to know more about a Yorkie’s temperament? Are these dogs good with kids? How do you go about toilet training a Yorkie? Interested?

Then look no further, as all your questions will be answered in this simple audio guide.

You will learn all about Yorkshire terriers:

  • Temperament 
  • History
  • Breed characteristics
  • Health
  • Considerations before getting your dog
  • Upkeep expenses
  • Grooming
  • Neutering and spaying
  • Choosing the right Yorkie
  • Feeding
  • Training 

Ready to find out more? Great! Then let’s go!

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