All-Star Yorkies is all about
Yorkshire Terriers.
Tanya & Ed Miller have a mission of raising the very
best AKC Registered Yorkshire Terriers for the very
best people and bringing them together for mutual
Love and Companionship. Raising Yorkies is really
our second love and in all honesty our first priority is
to Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior. We are the
former pastors a wonderful group of people at the
Farris Assembly of God Church where we
ministered for 5 years. It was here that we were
introduced to these very special little babies by our
friends in the church.
The Yorkshire Terrier(Yorkie), breed of toy dog bred
in Lancashire and Yorkshire, England, from a
number of other terriers, principally the Skye and the
Manchester terriers. It was first exhibited at a dog
show in England in 1861, and the first definite use of
its present name was in 1870. The dog was a
favorite pet of the English aristocracy in the last
quarter of the 19th century; it was first known in the
United States in 1872. It has a small, flat head;
small, V-shaped ears; medium-size dark eyes; a
compact body; and straight legs covered with tan or
golden-tan hair. The Yorkshire terrier has a coat of
long, glossy hair of silky texture, dark steel blue from
the back of the skull to the root of the tail. The head
is a golden tan and the chest is a bright tan. The
Yorkshire terrier weighs up to about 3 kg (7 lb).
Yorkshire Terriers.
Tanya & Ed Miller have a mission of raising the very
best AKC Registered Yorkshire Terriers for the very
best people and bringing them together for mutual
Love and Companionship. Raising Yorkies is really
our second love and in all honesty our first priority is
to Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior. We are the
former pastors a wonderful group of people at the
Farris Assembly of God Church where we
ministered for 5 years. It was here that we were
introduced to these very special little babies by our
friends in the church.
The Yorkshire Terrier(Yorkie), breed of toy dog bred
in Lancashire and Yorkshire, England, from a
number of other terriers, principally the Skye and the
Manchester terriers. It was first exhibited at a dog
show in England in 1861, and the first definite use of
its present name was in 1870. The dog was a
favorite pet of the English aristocracy in the last
quarter of the 19th century; it was first known in the
United States in 1872. It has a small, flat head;
small, V-shaped ears; medium-size dark eyes; a
compact body; and straight legs covered with tan or
golden-tan hair. The Yorkshire terrier has a coat of
long, glossy hair of silky texture, dark steel blue from
the back of the skull to the root of the tail. The head
is a golden tan and the chest is a bright tan. The
Yorkshire terrier weighs up to about 3 kg (7 lb).
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