Training a Yorkshire Terrier - Obedience, Potty & Crate Training

Yorkies are terrier dogs, and they were initially bred to be ‘ratters’, for hunting rats in the mills. The famous canine psychologist, Dr. Stanley Coren, has ranked their intelligence as ‘Above-average’.
Although they are smart, but are typically harder to train. Their hard trainability is because of a few factors like terrier genes, stubborn nature and small dog syndrome. Terrier dogs are typically stubborn and free willed. They have an independent nature. Small dogs are also typically harder to train.
However, you need to understand a key factor about their trainability. Yorkies may be harder to train, but that doesn’t mean they are less intelligent or less trainable. They are highly trainable dogs, but they learn at their own pace and will. At the end of the day, each Yorkie has a different temperament. Some are quick to learn, while others take some time.
The right time for potty training a Yorkie is the day you bring her home. The earlier you start it, the faster and easier it will be. Young puppies are in the learning phase, and if not given the opportunity to learn something good, they may end up learning some bad behaviors.
In this video, we have explained Obedience Training, Potty Training and Crate Training of Yorkshire Terrier.
Chapters:
00:00 intro
00:20 Obedience Training
02:40 Potty Training
10:26 Crate Training
19:50 General instructions
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[@pinkangel2393]

Informative video but would have been nice to have video footage that related to each subject. Example crate pictures, etc….

[@RizwanKhanDiary]

Next time!

[@MarthaSuarez-cc9pu]

Excelente información. Thank you ❤

[@catherineostrom7575]

Good luck finding a potty spot that's shielded from rain.

[@cjtippytoes]

Wish I could find information on rescued Yorkshires that were no longer puppies. Not socialized or given attention by a breeder that used one until she was 9 and two others at 4yrs of age. Not even names. They have come a long way in 3 years and do a lot out of repetition. They become too scared too easily.

[@deborahensminger7894]

try Save a York Rescue