![]() While there are surely countless exceptions, most Chorkies exhibit the following traits:Ĭhorkies typically have the long, silky locks of their Yorkshire terrier parent.Ĭhorkies may have either the deer or apple-shaped heads of their Chihuahua parent.Ĭhorkies may possess either pointy and alert, or droopy and relaxed ears.Ĭhorkies tend to come in a variety of different color patterns.Ĭhorkies usually bond very strongly with their families, and are always eager to show it Potential Red Flags to Note They also don’t generally care for the cold.Ĭheck out this video of Penny, a 10 week old Chorkie, exploring a park! Chorkies likely won’t thrive or do well in homes with small children. They will be best suited in families with older children or living with adults or seniors. Lifestyle: Chorkies will be comfortable in apartments or houses. ![]() However, they can be susceptible to allergies and skin issues. Health Problems: Because Chorkies are a mixed breed, they do not commonly suffer from any particular health problems that affect the parent breeds. This makes them a good choice for intruder deterrence. Vocal Level: Like Chihuahuas, Chorkies can be more on the barky side – they’re often eager to notify owners of intruders or unusual activity. Daily brushing and detangling is recommended. Chorkies are generally light shedders, but their long, glossy fur is certainly more maintenance than a Chihuahua’s short-haired coat. They are generally quite trainable, but require firm leadership and guidance. Training: Chorkies are very intelligent, like both their parent breeds. They’ll require plenty of play time around the house and at least semi-frequent walks (although short walks should be fine). ![]() Life Span: 10- 15 years (average for most small breeds)Įnergy Level: Moderate to High Energy.
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