FAQ

The 'heartbreak breed' commonly refers to the Chorkie due to their deep emotional attachment to their owners and vulnerability to separation anxiety.

Yes, Chorkies tend to bark frequently due to their alert and protective nature, often acting as vocal watchdogs.

A full-grown Chorkie typically weighs between 3.5 to 10 pounds and stands about 6 to 10 inches tall at the shoulder.

Yes, Chorkies are affectionate, intelligent, and adaptable dogs, well-suited for various living environments and owners who can meet their grooming and companionship needs.

A Chorkie is a small designer crossbreed dog resulting from mixing a Chihuahua and a Yorkshire Terrier. They're known for their compact size, affectionate personality, and energetic spirit.

Small dog breeds are generally the hardest to potty train due to their small bladders and frequent elimination needs.

The 10 minute rule suggests taking a puppy to their designated potty area every 10 minutes during training to reduce accidents and build consistency.

Small dog breeds are generally the hardest to potty train due to their smaller bladders and the need for more frequent elimination.

The 10-minute rule suggests that puppies should be taken to their litter box or potty area within 10 minutes after eating, drinking, playing, or waking up.

Small dog breeds are often the hardest to potty train due to their smaller bladders and increased need for frequent elimination.