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Food Allergies in Yorkshire Terrier. Though food allergy is rare in Yorkies, it cannot be ruled out. Only 5% of dogs exhibit some kind of food allergy linked to foods with artificial color, flavor, and preservatives. Some dogs are also sensitive to meat, egg, seafood, or various plant diets. Food allergy symptoms include intense itching, watery eyes, and stomach problems. Treating Allergies in Yorkshire Terrier
One of the reasons for avoiding breeding off-colored. Yorkies is because it could be a genetic defect that may affect the dog's health. Some health problems can include, but aren't limited to, severe skin problems, allergies, total hair loss and in some cases long-term illness and/or death. A responsible breeder will not intentionally breed for undesirable traits. On very rare occasions, a breeder will have a puppy born with a color anomaly. That puppy should undergo careful health screenings before being placed in a spay/neuter (non breeding) home. A breeder should certainly never promote these deviations as being desirable or rare.