How to judge the appearance of a Yorkie? The hair on the tail of a Yorkie is very rich, and the coat should be double-layered and medium length; the height of the Yorkie at the shoulder is about 23cm, the weight is no more than 3.2kg, the head is small and the top is flat. The muzzle should not be too long; the Yorkie's eyes are medium in size, dark and bright in color, with dark eye rims.

The hair on a good-looking Yorkie’s tail is very rich and medium-length. The length of the hair on the top, sides and bottom is basically the same, like a fox’s tail, just below the topline. The Yorkie’s tail is not curled around the body when it is raised. neither side nor lying flat on the back. The coat should be double and of medium length, giving the appearance of a dense coat, but not so long that it obscures the Yorkie's clear outline. The undercoat is soft, dense, and long enough to support the outer coat. The coarse outer coat of hair is straight, smooth and lying, not rough or erect.

The height of the Yorkshire Terrier at the withers is about 23cm; the weight does not exceed 3.2kg. The physique is strong and well-proportioned, the bones are not hypertrophy, and the back is straight. The head is small and flat at the top, and the skull cannot be bulging or arched. The muzzle should not be too long, the pet dog should not have an overshot bite or a undershot bite, and the teeth should be strong. A scissor bite or a pincer bite is acceptable.

The nose is black. The eyes are medium in size, not prominent; dark and bright in color, revealing a sharp and intelligent gaze. The eye rims are dark in color. The ears are small, V-shaped, upright, and the base of the ears should not be too far apart. Neck, topline, and body are compact in proportion. The back is short, with a level topline, and the shoulders are of the same height as the rest of the body. Cut off the tail at 1/2 of the total length and hold it slightly higher than the back. Legs and feet, front legs straight, elbows turned neither in nor out. The hind legs are straight when viewed from the rear and the stifles are well angled when viewed from the side. The feet are round and the nails are black. If there are dewclaws on the hind legs, they must be removed. If there are dewclaws on the front legs, they can be removed.

The texture, quality and quantity of Yorkshire’s coat are very important. The coat is shiny, fine, and silky. The coat on the body is fairly long and straight (without any waves). If you want him to move freely and look neat, you can trim the coat to a length that just falls to the ground. The hair on the top of the head can be combed until it is knotted in the middle, or it can be parted from the middle, combed to both sides, and tied into two buns. The hair on the muzzle is very long. The hair on the ears and paws can be cut appropriately to make the appearance neat and easy to move.