with 
in the saddle pattern. Dogs lacking tan on the chest are slightly faulted, all dogs must have tan fingers and toes, but the blue coat may cover up the tan on the toes.
Coat
Tan: with in the saddle pattern. Dogs lacking tan on the chest are slightly faulted, all dogs must have tan fingers and toes, but the blue coat may cover up the tan on the toes.
with in the saddle pattern. Dogs lacking tan on the chest are slightly faulted, all dogs must have tan fingers and toes, but the blue coat may cover up the tan on the toes.
Eyes
Nose
Faults
Dogs lacking tan on the chest are slightly faulted.
Disqualifications
No tan on fingers and/or toes.
Varieties
None
Notes
The yorkshire terrier was created in the 1850's among weavers and factory workers as a hobby, and to make money from the little soft-coated dogs, that became very popular among rich women. Among the ingredients we find the old english black and tan terrier, maltese, dandie dinmont terrier and skye terrier.
The yorkie was shown for the first time in the 1860's, in the beginning as 'scottish terrier' but was recognized as its own breed in 1886. Today it is the most popular toy breed in the world.
The yorkshire terrier should be a small, heavily coated dog, carrying itself proudly and with alert movements. The head is rather small with a short muzzle. The eyes have a lively expression. The ears are small, V-shaped and ect. The body is compact with a straight topline. Normal angulation in the legs. The tail can be docked or natural. The coat is straight and silky.
The yorkie was shown for the first time in the 1860's, in the beginning as 'scottish terrier' but was recognized as its own breed in 1886. Today it is the most popular toy breed in the world.
The yorkshire terrier should be a small, heavily coated dog, carrying itself proudly and with alert movements. The head is rather small with a short muzzle. The eyes have a lively expression. The ears are small, V-shaped and ect. The body is compact with a straight topline. Normal angulation in the legs. The tail can be docked or natural. The coat is straight and silky.
Breed Files
Filename: Yorkshire
Offset: DEA2
Base: Chihuahua
SCP: Chihuahua
Accepted: April 27, 2008
Notes: Many size and shape variations, including body length, fur length/shape and fur amount/length.
May wear a bow in shows.
Shape breeds true with the Supernova file, but it's recommended to use at least one parent adopted from this file to get A-registerable colours.
Filename: Yorshire Terrier
Offset: 1111
Base: Chihuahua
SCP: Chihuahua
Accepted: February 28, 2006
Notes: This is an updatd version of the Iola file - it is a few pixels larger to produce 2nd gens with correct size eyes (dogz adopted from the original file bred with this file in will still produce smaller eyes). It also comes with or without a topknot - dogz with this topknot may wear bows in shows.
Filename: Yorkshire Terrier
Offset: 1111
Base: Chihuahua
SCP: Chihuahua
Accepted: January 4, 2006
Notes: Comes with different body and leg length variations. 2nd gens have smaller irises. Note PDH file above remedies this.
Filename: Yorkshire
Offset: DEA2
Base: Chihuahua
SCP: Chihuahua
Accepted: September 1, 2004
Notes: Comes with docked and undocked tails, muzzle variations, ear tuft differences, slight gender size differences and three topknot sizes. Allowed to wear bows in shows.
Filename: Yorshire Terrier
Offset: 1111
Base: Chihuahua
SCP: Chihuahua
Accepted: May 1, 2004
Notes: Tailed version of the Iola file.