Size: They usually inherit the small stature of both parent breeds, weighing between 5-15 pounds.
Coat:
* Texture: The coat can range from silky smooth to slightly wiry, depending on which parent breed's genes dominate.
* Color: They can inherit the classic Yorkie colors (black and tan) or the poodle's range of solid colors (white, black, brown, cream, apricot, silver). They can also inherit the parti-color coats of both breeds, resulting in a mix of colors and patterns.
* Hair: The Yorkiepoo usually has a low-shedding coat, making them a popular choice for people with allergies. However, some individuals might have a slightly higher shedding tendency.
Head:
* Ears: They often have the floppy ears of a Yorkie, though some might inherit the upright ears of a poodle.
* Eyes: They typically have dark, almond-shaped eyes, similar to both parent breeds.
* Nose: The nose can be black, brown, or liver-colored, depending on the coat color.
Body: They generally have a compact, well-proportioned body with a long tail.
Overall Appearance:
* Yorkie-dominant: These Yorkiepoos will have more of a Yorkie-like appearance with a longer, silkier coat and a more compact build.
* Poodle-dominant: These Yorkiepoos will have a more poodle-like appearance with a curlier, more wiry coat and a more athletic build.
* Mix: Most Yorkiepoos will exhibit a mix of traits from both parent breeds, resulting in a unique and charming appearance.
Important Note: Every Yorkiepoo is an individual, and their appearance can vary depending on the specific genetics they inherit. You can see photos of Yorkiepoos online to get an idea of the possible variations.