One of the actual perks of having a Yorkie is that they can fly in the cabin with you. The catch is that not every carrier makes it through security without a problem. Here's what you need to know and the bags that work.

Professional grooming every 6-8 weeks adds up fast. A few good tools and some patience goes a long way between appointments. Here's what to have at home and the tips that make a real difference.

Yorkies have some of the most crowded, cavity-prone mouths in the dog world. Regular dental chews help, but most are sized for dogs four times their weight. These are the ones that actually work for small mouths.

A collar is the one accessory your Yorkie wears every single day, so it might as well be one you like looking at. These picks are sized right for a small neck, made to last, and come with ID tag options that don't look like an afterthought.

Yes, dog strollers are real. Yes, they are very practical. And yes, your Yorkie will absolutely expect this level of service from now on. Here's what to look for and the picks we'd actually use.

Those reddish-brown streaks under your Yorkie's eyes are called tear stains, they're extremely common in the breed, and they're more manageable than they look. Here's what causes them, what helps, and what you can actually skip.

If you've ever watched your Yorkie wiggle out of a harness mid-walk, you know the struggle is real. Yorkies have a way of escaping things that should be escape-proof, and their tiny tracheas mean a collar alone just isn't safe for everyday walks. The right harness makes a huge difference: it keeps them secure, doesn't put pressure on their neck, and ideally doesn't require a PhD to put on.

Here are the harnesses we love for Yorkies and other small dogs.

Yorkie hair is not regular dog fur, and regular dog shampoo will remind you of that fast. Yorkie coats are fine, silky, and prone to getting dry, tangled, and dull if you use the wrong products. The right shampoo makes bath time easier, keeps the coat healthy between grooming appointments, and (bonus) makes your dog smell like something other than a dog.

Here's what we actually like, and why.

The problem with dog beds is that Yorkies have opinions. Strong ones. We've found the beds that consistently get chosen over the couch, which is the only real test that matters.

Let's be honest: it's partly practical and partly because a Yorkie in a tiny raincoat is one of the best things that has ever happened to you. The good news is the cute stuff and the functional stuff overlap more than you'd think.