How Do You Housebreak Teacup Yorkies?
The teacup Yorkie weighs between 2 to 4 pounds. Housebreaking the teacup Yorkie can be difficult just because of the the dog’s small size. When it urinates there is only a drop or two of urine, which makes it difficult to detect on surfaces unless you catch the tiny dog in the act. Many teacup Yorkies also suffer from bladder and bowel issues due to their small size, which makes housebreaking more difficult than with larger breeds. Take the teacup Yorkie outside every 30 minutes during the day. The small size of the Yorkie’s bladder makes it unable to hold urine for long periods. Stand beside the pup so you can see whether it urinates or defecates. When the puppy potties, promptly praise it and offer a tiny treat. Bring the teacup Yorkie outside after it eats or drinks. Take the puppy out to potty immediately after each meal and upon waking from a nap. Always take the teacup Yorkie out right before bed. During the night you will have to set your alarm clock to take the puppy out every