Max - Male Young Teacup Yorkshire Terrier for Adoption in Horry County, SC

Nice loving good with other dogs

She’s a very sweet, loving dog. Needs training on walking on a leash. I don’t really wanna rehome her, but I have to do to my heart condition. She knows certain commands like sit and shake. She’s kennel trained. She likes to sit by the window and watch she is a barker. She needs a home with a yard so she can get her energy out.

Absolutely! Yorkshire Terriers, or Yorkies, may be small in size, but their personalities are anything but tiny. Here’s a breakdown of their typical temperament traits 🐾: 💖 Core Personality Traits - Affectionate & Loyal: Yorkies thrive on human interaction and form strong bonds with their owners. They love cuddles and being close to their people. - Energetic & Playful: These little dynamos are full of energy and enjoy regular playtime. Daily exercise is a must to keep them happy. - Intelligent but Stubborn: Yorkies are quick learners, but they can be a bit headstrong. Consistent, positive training works best. - Alert & Brave: Despite their size, Yorkies are bold and confident. They make surprisingly good watchdogs, often barking to alert you of strangers. - Social but Selective: They’re generally friendly but may be reserved around unfamiliar people or pets. Early socialization helps them adapt better. Terrier Instincts Yorkies come from a line of terriers bred to hunt vermin, so they often show: - High Alertness: Always ready to react to sounds or movements. - Determination & Courage: They’ll stand their ground—even against much larger animals. 🐶 Around Others - With Children: They can be good with older, respectful kids but may be overwhelmed by rough play. - With Other Pets: Generally okay with dogs and cats, but their prey drive might kick in around smaller animals like hamsters. If you’re thinking of getting a Yorkie or already have one, understanding these traits can help you build a strong, loving relationship. Want tips on training or socializing them next?

In these first few weeks of socialisation, it's important that nice gets to meet people of all ages so she is happy in their company. Nice may or may not have had the opportunity to meet small children already, so this task will give Nice a chance to see and hear children playing from a safe distance. Looking forward to get her a good home if interested please reach out for more details.