What specific handling concern arises from the Yorkiepoo's low body mass and fragility?
Owners must be mindful of ensuring they are never left unattended on high furniture where a misjudged jump could lead to significant injury.
Due to the inheritance of low body mass from both parent breeds, the Yorkiepoo possesses a level of fragility that demands careful management of their environment, particularly regarding height. While they are sturdy for their size, their light skeletal structure makes them susceptible to injury from falls that larger, more robust breeds could easily withstand. A critical safety measure involves preventing them from accessing high surfaces, such as elevated furniture, because a poorly executed jump or slip could result in serious physical harm due to the potential impact forces on their small, delicate frame.
