This first breed was original known as the Broken Haired Scotch Terrier and Toy Terrier. The known name as the Yorkshire Terrier was given to this breed in 1874. This dog is originated from Yorkshire, England and that’s where they got there names from. The ancestors of the Yorkshire Terrier are the Waterside Terrier, the Waterside Terrier was brought to Yorkshire, England in the mid 19th century. The dog today that everyone knows is slightly smaller than the original breed, and today is known as a fashion dog rather than …show more content…
Based oh husbandry due to Their strong fast-growing nails should be trimmed regularly with a nail clipper or grinder to avoid overgrowth, splitting and cracking. Their ears should be checked regularly to avoid any buildup of wax and debris which might lead to an infection, teeth should be brushed on a regularl. As far as any heath conditions there are a few that pertain to this breed but do not always impact each dog and that would be, Hypoglycemia, Legg-Perthes Disease, Skin Allergies, Retinal Dysplasia, Liver Shunt, Kneecap Dislocation, Collapsed Trachea, Pancreatitis, Hemorrhagic Gastroenteritis, and teeth problems. This breed is known to be an expensive breed depending on if you buy the dog this breed can be sold for over $1,000 or adopt which would not cost near as much or whatever other ways may be the process. Financially throughout the dogs life a price of about $100- $300 a year would be about …show more content…
These dogs were believed to be sacred dogs that drove away spirits. Chinese royalty could only own these dogs, and those who didn’t have a noble rank had to bow to them. When an emperor died, the dog was sacrificed along so it could go to give protection in the afterlife. In 1860 when the British took over the Chinese Imperial Palace, the guards were told to kill the little dogs and five of the Pekingese survived and, it was from these five dogs that the modern day Pekingese descended. In 1893 the breed was first shown in Britain. The Pekingese was recognized by the AKC in 1906. The Pekinese is a dog that does require regular bathing and brushing. This good-natured, affectionate double coated dog has a coarse textured, straight, stand-off outer coat, with thick, soft undercoat. This coat needs to be bathed and brushed weekly to prevent the dog from becoming tangled. Plus the more basic grooming procedures includes ear cleaning, nail trimming, trimming the pads, anal glands, and proper dental hygiene. Health problems can include brachycephalic airway syndrome, which causes breathing difficulty; intervertebral disc disease; eye diseases; and patellar luxation, a condition in which the knee caps pop out of position. Pekingese from a responsible show breeder will run anywhere from $750 up to $3000 Adopting a pet from such groups would only cost around $50-200. About