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Have you thought out if you really want a purebred Yorkshire TerrierWhere can you find the Yorkshire Terrierand How do you select your purebred Yorkshire Terrier Looking for a Yorkshire Terrier Do you need a Yorkshire Terrier You've come to the right place to find a Yorkshire TerrierSilky Terrier Breeders with Puppies for Sale The Silky Terrier is an excellent companion. This breed has a keen alertness and a true Terrier nature. They can, on occasion, exhibit defiance and stubbornness. They do not like to be left alone for extended periods of time and do best when someone is home for most of the day. The Silky makes an excellent watchdog.Does your Silky Terrier bark, howl, and cry whenever you leave the house? The Silky Terrier's coat is highly susceptible to tangles and matting. They require daily brushing and combing. This breed requires a deep commitment from their owners. To keep the coat lustrous regular shampooing is necessary. The Silky is prone to several disorders including luxating patella, tracheal collapse, and epilepsy.

This breed may be difficult to housebreak. They respond best to praise, reward, love and consistency. The Silky Terrier does well in obedience training provided the method used is not done using a choke collar. The Silky trachea is easily damaged. Training must be doneThere are several accepted methods of house training your new Silky Terrier puppy. The Silky Terrier is a bundle of energy. They love to be given chances to run and play, but must have a tightly fenced yard. They also enjoy brisk walks and playing ball. The Silky is able to do well in an apartment, although they are also an active indoor breed. they are kept busy and social to discourage boredom. Get Matched with Silky Terrier Breeders using PuppyMatch Considering a Silky Terrier Puppy? Choose the RIGHT Silky Terrier Breeder and the RIGHT breed Silky Terrier may not be the right breed for you! Ask a QuestionAbout Silky Terriers AnonymousWhat is the average price for a Silky Terrier?

1 CommentAnonymousThe average cost of a Silky Terrier puppy from a reputable and qualified breeder is $1000.00 - $1250.00 per pup.Sushi Train Franchise For SaleAnonymousIs a Silky Terrier the same as a Yorkshire Terrier? Pups For Sale MunsterOr are they two different breeds? Porcelain Tub Repair Nj3 CommentsAnonymousNo, they are not. Yorkies have shorter snouts and a little bit different coloring. Both breeds are amazingAnonymousThe Silky Terrier has human hair so it's hypo-allergenic, I'm not so sure about Yorkshire Terriers.AnonymousThey are different breeds. One difference is their size, the Silky Terrier is larger than the Yorkie. I think the Silky Terriers are better if you have children, their bones seem to be bigger and stronger than the Yorkies.AnonymousAre Silky Terriers affectionate dogs that like to be held?

1 CommentAnonymousThey are very affectionate. They love to be part of the family and be in on eveything. Sitting on the couch or sleeping in your bed are favorite places for the Silky Terrier.AnonymousMy 3-year-old Silky Terrier is gray and tan. Is this a normal color combination for Silkys? 5 CommentsAnonymousSo is mine he is 12, but he is mostly gray.AnonymousWhen I researched the dog. I got that the Silky Terrier is supposed to be blue, tan, and/ or red. Two or all of these colors together. It is rare that Silkys can be gray and tan. Or it may look gray and tan. Or it could be two of the three colors put together!! I am in school and I have to do research on the Silky Terrier. AnonymousSilky Terrier bodies can be any shade of gray from dark slate blue to light silvers. With tan legs and head and either a silver or fawn headfall. Some will stay black and tan and some will go more beige caused by sunburn and hormone changes. As a young dog, they must never be brown and tan or white.AnonymousUnlike the Yorkie, which is supposed to come in one color combination, the standard for the Silky Terrier recognizes several color combinations.

The gray and tan you describe is actually recognized as blue and tan by the registries.AnonymousI call the silky silver and gold.AnonymousWe recently purchased a Silky Terrier puppy however, our vet told us today that he is not a purebred. His front legs are curved not straight. We are having a DNA test done. The breeder said he is a purebred. He is 4.5 months old and has wire hair. We were told it could take 2 years for his adult coat to come in. 2 CommentsAnonymousThe front legs is a show quality fault. As a pet, it should not be a problem. The original cross between the Yorkshire and the Australian terrier will occasionally produce too much coat like the Yorkie and a shorter coat of the Australian. The ideal coat is 1/2 way between. The shorter coats do take a couple of years to grow out. Unless you were purchasing a show quality dog it is not a concern. The Silky Terrier coat feels more like our hair.AnonymousMy Silkys coat changed color the first 2 years. Silky Terrier Puppies For Sale