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All about Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie)

Yorkshire Terrier (Yorkie)  Add caption Yorkshire terrier is the small breed dog originated from Youkshire (England) in 19th Century. It has been a part of group of other breed Australian Silky Terrier. Life Span: Terriers usually have a life span of 11 to 15 years. And it also depends on the amount of love and care you give them. Colour: Black and Tan, Black and Gold, Blue and Gold, Blue and Tan (very rare) Coat: Their hair resembles like humans hair. Beautiful long and silky coat. They have a unique hair as compare of other cannies. And it makes very good choice for people who have fur allergies. If you are planning to keep their hair long it will need brushing daily. And keep their hair away from their eyes by cutting it short or tie a knot up. Eyes: According to AKC a yorkie must have a black, brown or hazel eyes. In very condition they will have blue or green eyes. They are more prone to get eye infections. Clean the corner of their eye with ...
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All about German Shepherd Dog.

GSD (German Shepherd Dog) German Shepherd Dog it was named as Alsatian in Britain until 1977 later to GSD. It comes in the list of most popular dogs. According to 2013 total: 129,186 was registered (word wide). LifeSpan: 9 to 13 years max. The life span of any dogs depends on how you take care of you pooch. The regular vist to vet, nutrients and etc. Colour : Black, Black & Tan, Black & Silver, Grey, Red & Black. The colour may vary. While blue & black and Grey and black tan are rare colour. Where as Blue and Grey colour is not generally exceptable for GSD's and may be not considered for many Kennel Clubs. Coat: Short, Medium or long Coat. They have thicker hair and undercoat. They  usually non furry. But have a thick coat. Eye colour: Majority of dogs from this group has brown eye colour. In very rare cases it may be blue. Size: Generally they are medium to large size. 24-26 inches (male), 22-24 inches (female) And 45 to 50 kgs in...
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