Teacup Yorkiepoo
Confident. Social. Playful.
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- Teacup Yorkiepoo
- Teacup Yorkiepoo

- Hybrid, blending the Yorkshire Terrier with the Poodle
- Confident and loving
- Competitive and curious
- Intelligent
- Family-friendly
- Ideal for those with fur allergies
Also called Yoodle, Yorkapoo, Yorkerpoo, Yorkiepoopoo, and Yorkiedoodle.
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Breed Info
Temperament
Curious & Social
- Love being active
- Confident ( which can get them in trouble with bigger dogs)
- Social personality
- Lively and friendly
Appearance
Charming & Silky
Build:
- Friendly brown eyes
- Short, blunt snout
Coat Type and Color:
- Appearance depends on the genes of parents, some Yorki Poos look more like one parent over the other
- Ideal for those with fur allergies
- No undercoat
- Silky, soft coat
- Coats vary in length
- Black
- Brown
- Cream
- Multicolored
Size:
- 3-14lbs
- 7-15 inches tall
Exercise
Medium Activity
- Yorkie Poos are small but need high-intensity activity
- Daily playtime needed for physical and mental wellbeing
- Sufficient exercises can come from walking, playing indoor or outdoors or at the park
We Recommend:
- 30 minutes of daily activity
- 6 miles of walking per week
Yorkie Poos were bred to encompass best traits from the Yorkshire Terrier and the Poodle.
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
The History of the Poodle:
- Can be traced to Roman & Egyptian times
- The French used the variety of poodle sizes for duck hunting, sniffing out truffles and small companions
- Used in circuses because of how quickly they learned tricks
- Was the most popular breed in America from the 1950's to the 90's
Grooming:
- Not heavy shedders
- Brush a few times per week
- Visit professional groomer regularly
- Trim nails as necessary
- Brush teeth a few times per week
Training:
- Quick learners
- Early training and socialization is recommended
- Intelligent and follow directions well
- Respond well to positive reinforcement