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The Yorkie Poo designer breed first originated in the United States when the two pure breeds, Yorkshire Terrier and Poodle were bred together. This breed was specifically designed to be a small sized breed, free of genetic disorders in their genes. The Yorkie Poo typically weighs 3 to 14 pounds with a height of 7 to 15 inches. This is a very intelligent, and energetic breed that is the ideal companion dog who will adapt to virtually any living environment. This breed was intended for owners with allergies because of its very minimum shedding.


This practical and affectionate breed has a beautiful silky and curly coat which is hypoallergenic, making it a perfect fit for families with allergies. There is little grooming maintenance to be done and only requires a regular brushing to keep a healthy coat, and a bath once a month.

This pup will require daily exercise and walks to exert its high energy, and doing this will keep this breed happy and healthy. The Yorkie Poo needs to only live indoors to keep its emotional and physical well-being.

    This active and fun-loving designer will fit in perfectly with most families. It gets its confidence from the Yorkshire Terrier but also has a relaxed and approachable demeanor of the Poodle. Training and socialization helps with its temperament and will help make a well-rounded dog.

Being the center of attention is very important to this loyal breed, and it will want to be around its owner as much as possible. Crate training your puppy at an early age will help with potty training and accepting confinement incase you needed to board them. However, don’t keep it in a crate for long periods of time as it enjoys being with your family.

The Yorkie Poo is prone to gum disease and bad breath so regular dental care is important. It is possible for this breed to inherit diseases such as, cataracts, allergies, skin problems and potential hair loss, along with other health concerns if not properly cared for. It is important to monitor feeding closely and use a schedule to prevent hypoglycemia, since small breeds sometimes burn more glucose than they can store in their little bodies. If this breed is correctly crossed and cared for then it can live more than 15 years and will make an excellent companion!