in what country did the yorkshire terrier originate?

Question

in what country did the yorkshire terrier originate?

Answer 1

England... thus its called Yorkshire Terrier, from Yorkshire England

Answer 2

The Yorkshire Terrier originated from Yorkshire, the North of England

Answer 3

Yorkshire, England

Answer 4

In England- Yorkshire

Answer 5

Yorkshire Terriers were first registered in the British Kennel Club stud book in 1874. The first Yorkshire Terrier breed club in England was formed in 1898. Here's more info:



http://xrl.us/bejghq

Answer 6

"The history and origin of the Yorkshire Terrier comes from the city of Yorkshire in the United Kingdom, more accurately in the Northern parts of England.

They were first bred in the middle of the 19th century.

Many people believe that the Yorkshire Terrier was a result of constant cross breeding between different types of dogs."

Answer 7

The north of england in yorkshire.

Answer 8

They were originally bred in Yorkshire, England.

Answer 9

Well gosh, let me see, is there a Yorkshire Germany? Didn't think so. A Yorkshire Japan? No, not there either. So where could they have hidden Yorkshire?

Answer 10

England.

Answer 11

England!!!!!!



yorkshire is in England



whoo go england!!!

Answer 12

I guess the obvious answer would be Yorkshire, England.

But I could be wrong.

Answer 13

You can read a Yorkie FAQ from what was once K9web or rec.pets.dogs below (incidentally, it was written by me in 1995)