Teacup Yorkiechon
Curious. Sweet. Energetic.
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- Teacup Yorkiechon
- Teacup Yorkiechon

- Cross between the Bichon Frise and the Yorkshire Terrier.
- Loving and loyal companion
- Alert, smart and curious
- Fond of people, children and pets
- Adaptable
- Known for high-pitched barking
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Breed Info
Temperament
Independent & Curious
- Curious and eager to explore
- Love spending time with their people
- Soft and sweet nature
- Family-friendly
- Great companions
Appearance
Compact & Proportionate
Build:
- Toy sized
- Round heads
- Ears that stand up or hang
- Blunt muzzle
- Compact bodies
Coat Type and Color:
- Can exhibit either parent breed's characteristics
- Long and silky hair
- Soft, dense, curly hair
- White
- Cream
- Golden
- Blue
- Brown
- Gray
- Black
Exercise
Medium Activity
- Energetic with low exercise demands
- High prey drive
- Curious- give them space to explore safely
We Recommend:
- 2-3 short daily walks
- Daily mental challenges with toys, training and games to help them stay happy and out of trouble
This breed developed in the United States around 2000. Yorkie Chons are a mix between the Bichon Frise and the Yorkshire Terrier.
The History of the Bichon Frise:
- Originated in the Mediterranean
- Intelligence and charm made them great royal companions
- Performers in circus shows and street acts
- Breed introduced to United States in 1956
The History of the Yorkshire Terrier:
- Originated in England
- Bred for hunting rodents
- Recognized by American Kennel Club in 1885
- Popular for showmanship and affectionate personalities
Grooming:
- High shed rate
- Brush 3 times per week
- Bathe when necessary
- Check and clean ears regularly
- Trim nails as necessary
- Brush teeth a few times per week
Training:
- Early training and socialization is recommended
- Intelligent- consistent training and upkeep will help your dog be happy and well behaved
- Address excessive barking with early training
- Have patience, and use praise