What Is It About Yorkies

By Harry Jay

Dog Training Yorkies - What Is It About Yorkies is about how to potty train a yorkie and training your yorkie puppy. The dog training methods are not different than others but there are some unique dog training tips regarding Yorkies you need to know. So this book offers you the complete Yorkie information. For those of you that follow my writing, my subject matter is usually of a more serious nature. Every once in a while I like to write about a subject that isn’t so serious and my dog is one such subject. But I must add, I usually end of writing about some behavioral science traits that are applicable to the subject matter (I can’t help it; it’s a living.). My dog is a Yorkie and his name is Gage. He weighs all of about 7-pounds and he thinks he is a guard dog. For his size, he literally is not afraid of anything (I live in Southern Utah and watched Gage charge a full grown 14-point stag deer that had to weight about 800 lbs.). He makes me laugh (and cry sometimes) and he has more idiosyncrasies than a manic person or as I like to say, “He has issues!”...

• Language: English
• Publisher: Dr. Leland Benton
• Release date: May 3, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310720925

Harry Jay

Dr. Harry Jay is Director of Research for AppliedMindSciences.com, a mental health and mind research group of Applied Web Info, and is the author of over 100 books and research papers as a behavioral scientist. In his 31-year career, Dr. Harry Jay has contributed many new mental health treatment treatments and protocols using some of the new advances he has discovered in Energy Psychology. He specializes in addictions of all kinds, sexual abuse, child predation and gender relationships. He is also a board member to ePubWealth.com and serves on the science committee assisting non-fiction science writers in book publishing and promotion. As a leading behavioral scientist, he provides profiling services to the company's ForensicsNation.com unit as well as criminal psychology research to aid in identifying and apprehending child predators and cyber-criminals of all kinds. He resides in Southern Utah and enjoys the outdoors, fishing and photography.

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Introduction

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For those of you that follow my writing, my subject matter is usually of a more serious nature. Every once in a while I like to write about a subject that isn’t so serious and my dog is one such subject. But I must add, I usually end of writing about some behavioral science traits that are applicable to the subject matter (I can’t help it; it’s a living.)

My dog is a Yorkie and his name is Gage. He weighs all of about 7-pounds and he thinks he is a guard dog (his picture is below with him sitting on my desk watching me writing).

For his size, he literally is not afraid of anything (I live in Southern Utah and watched Gage charge a full grown 14-point stag deer that had to weigh about 800 lbs.).

He makes me laugh (and cry sometimes) and he has more idiosyncrasies than a manic person or as I like to say, This puppy has issues!

One of his issues is that he does not like to be stared at and when he catches me doing it (I must admit I do it to annoy him) he first gives me a warning growl and if I continue to stare at him he attacks me, which is so funny because what damage can a seven pound dog do…scar a toe?

So, the million dollar questions really is, Are Yorkies friend or foe?

How can I ask a question like this? Read on…

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With that said, another question