Yoranian
Breed group : Toy
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BREED ATTRIBUTES
GENERAL
Breed group: Toy
Type: HybridTalent: Agility, Obedience, Watchdog
PHYSICAL
Size: Small
Weight: 6 pounds
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Ears: Pointy
Fur type: StraightFur Color: Black & Brown, Dark Brown / Chocolate, Light Brown / Golden, White / Cream
ATTRIBUTES
Life Expectancy: 11-15 years
Rarity: Uncommon
Availability:
Hard to find
Climate: Not good for cold climate
BREED DETAILS
GENERAL
GENERAL
Yoranians are fluffy, silky looking dogs with wired double coat. They make a very good happy-go-lucky companion to people as well as dogs. The males can be trusted with guarding their owners and properties while the females are loveable and loves the attentions they get from their surroundings.
COLOR
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PERSONALITY
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Yoranians can vary from black to white brown or brown. Some of them consisting light to dark shades of tan to light blonde.
COAT
Yoranian puppies are fluffy, shiny coat. As they grow, they either have wirehaired short to medium length coat or a double coat entailing a thick undercoat and a silky overcoat.
PERSONALITY
Yoranians are sweet, loveable and affectionate lap dogs with great personality.
CARE
Yoranians have less health problems, however these types of dogs love to eat wet foods which requires then to have proper dental care to have a beautiful white healthy teeth.
TRAINING
Yoranians can easily be trained especially when they started the training at an early age.
ACTIVITY
Yoranians loves to run around the house which serves as their exercise. They also love trips, like walking in the park and going off leash.
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