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The Yorkshire Terrier is a small, intelligent, active dog that is a devoted companion. It has a long, silky coat; the coat is often so long that the legs and feet cannot be seen. This toy breed is also called the Broken-haired Scottish Terrier.

The Yorkshire Terrier was originally bred in Yorkshire, England, in the 1800's, as a rat hunter. It was bred from the Skye, Dandie Dinmont, and Maltese Terriers.

Anatomy: The Yorkshire Terrier is about 9 inches (23 cm) tall and weighs less than 7 pounds (3 kg). The long, silky coat is steely-blue, but tan on the face and chest; puppies are black at birth. Grooming is very important and must be done regularly. The tail is often docked.

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