Play room and outside area
My Yorkshires have a toddlers day bed for their comfort. They love having a bed
off the floor for not only napping and to playing with each other but they can have
a good game of hide n seek as well.
Dogs are pack animals and enjoy the comfort of each other. They build strong
relationships with each other the same as with the family.  They love to snuggle next
to a warm body. A pack forms the order of each dog and as a pack they are very
interactive and with no doubt they full understand the language of each one in the
pack. The first step in working and training your dogs is to be the pack leader. You
need to know the needs of your dogs and understand their thoughts.
I take great care in the living cognitions, health and welfare of my dogs. Their day
room is kept very clean and disinfected all day long. They have large comforters and
baby blankets of all sorts and a collections of soft toys. The blankets and toys are
washed daily.  They have fresh water and food daily. I make the healthy doggy biscuits
homemade each two weeks. My dogs are groomed once a week, ears cleaned, teeth
cleaning & nails trimmed.  You have to brush the coat every day and redo the top knot.
After they are groomed
everyone has to smell
what perfume the other
has on...smile..

Then they are wore out
and ready to take a nap..
Yes they are wearing clothes.
Yorkshires do not have a
undercoat so they like having
a shirt or coat on to cut the
wind off of them.

A t-shirt lets them play
outside on cooler days while
holding in body warmth.

Pajamas helps them hold in
body warmth while they
sleep in winter months.
My mothers and pups have play cribs so they have the comfort of a den area. Mothers are
very protective of their litters and my females know that this is a safe area for their babies. I
keep my litters away from the other dogs. This way I know the mother isn't stressed over
them while she isn't in the crib with them. They are easily cleaned and disinfected, mess
sides allows for great ventilation. I have one in the main part of the house and one right
beside my bed.
I have separate soft toys for my puppies. I am always on the hunt for safe tiny toys. I
use a mobile in the cribs and playpens. Mobiles are great ways of encouraging your
pups to raise up and start moving about.
There is a water proof pad under the bedding which all is changed out four or five
times a day.  It is very important to keep their beds clean and warm.
As they grow and need more space they  move into the playpen for the day. At night
they sleep in the crib right beside my bed.
Puppies need lots of space to play and a nice bed to snuggle down in. Toys give them
things to interact with and helps them gain better mobility.

Yorkshires love their outside time. Either being in the yard running around or taking a
walk about town. It is best to use a body harness then a collar. A collar is very hard on
small breed dogs and can do damage to them. A well fit harness will you better control
while training them on lead and them more comfort.  
I suggest you always microchip your dogs, as well as keeping a tag on them that has
your information on it.
My dogs have a well protected and safe yard to play in. It is a must to ensure that
their yard is kept clean to ensure their comfort as well as their health. I never allow
other dogs into the my dogs space. I never leave my dogs outside without me being
with them.
I have jumps and tunnels for them to train and work out on.
Yorkshires are full of energy and they love to run. They like to play chase, fetch a
ball, roll about the grass, play follow the leader....It is in the Terriers nature to hunt
about the ground and see what they can find, so take great care in knowing what is
in or growing in your yard. I take four to six dogs at a time on lead for a walk. They
need activities that will help burn off energy, let them experience the world around
them. Walks are a great learning tool for the dogs as well building a strong pack.  
In training your dogs that you have to take one on one time with each dog. His full
attention needs to be on you and not what is going on around him.  Other training
tools will used while they are a pack. Yorkshires are very smart, be patient and
consistent, you'll see progress.
I have a large security fence within my backyard that surrounds the patio. This
allows my dogs to use their doggy door at night but only have access to the patio
area unless I am with them in the yard. Any dog can dig under a fence in no time
without you even knowing it. I try to stay one step ahead of them.
Here we have to deal with milder weather and are still adgusting to that.
I keep a canopy over the area where the doggy door is, as well as they have their own
gazebo. This gives them plenty of shade from the sun and protection from the rain
and snow when they go outside.  
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