What happens with Love Them All Yorkies when they retire from breeding?

Dogs, like humans, lose their feeling of agility and working capacity as they get older. Dogs, on the other hand, take a slightly different path than their human counterparts, who generally set a firm date for when they want to retire.

Because every dog is different, determining a certain retirement age for them is challenging because the answer will often change. These dogs' owners bear a special responsibility in recognizing when their devoted friend begins to exhibit signs of needing a break.

For many former Love Them All Breeding Yorkies , retirement means finally sitting back and relaxing – or unleashing their inner puppy.

Old Yorkie dogs can prepare to embrace an exciting and fun-filled new life phase as pets, whether they find a new home, stay with their former companion, or take on a new set of responsibilities by becoming a Therapy Dog.

At Love Them All Yorkie Breeders, we've collected a gallery of our much-loved retirees. Each and every one of them is cherished and supported by us.