My yorkie, 16 weeks old, is losing her hair on her head.?

I just got a yorkie puppy. She is female and is 16 weeks old. She is starting to lose the hair on her head. The vet said it was something genetic. Is there something that is available that may help grow her hair back?

My yorkie, 16 weeks old, is losing her hair on her head.?

The vet would know, just ask him. I have two yorkies and they have all kinds of problems. My male dog weezes all the time. My female has allergies real bad. She just cost me $200.00 in the past 2 weeks in vet bills. (That was just for 2 visits. I took her in because she had some kind of eye infection.)

I am sure the hair will grow back soon. It is probably just some puppy hair and will come back thicker. My female had very coarse black hair when I first got her. It has since thinned and gotten some silver. It is also alot softer. Your new baby is only a few months old so give her time to grow. Don't worry so much, just enjoy her and give her lots of LOVIN'.

My yorkie, 16 weeks old, is losing her hair on her head.?

that happened to mine too but after a couple of months golden hair start growing on the bold spots...she might be just changing baby hair for the golden and silver just wait

you are going to be really happy with your dog they are really friendly and loving

My yorkie, 16 weeks old, is losing her hair on her head.?

give her vitamins!

My yorkie, 16 weeks old, is losing her hair on her head.?

don't know our dog was losing hair on her head and behind her ears and her tail but its growing back just give it time

My yorkie, 16 weeks old, is losing her hair on her head.?

When yorkies are puppies they do have thinning of the hair, this is perfectly normal. However, if he is showing other symptons, sick, weak, lethargic, call your vet.

My yorkie, 16 weeks old, is losing her hair on her head.?

If it is genetic, no, however make sure she gets good

puppy food that has extra fat than dog chow.

Believe this: she's also going through anxiety because of her new home....Yorkies are high strung and get nervous very easily and start to shake...Talk calmly, get her a small crate (called a house) and put her in it at night...and yes you can keep the crate near your bed....this house could give her a sense of a stable environment. She should go there for naps and such, and don't give her the run of the house, otherwise you will get mad when she has accidents.

Put a small rug in it for warmth, but nothing that she can eat....or she will chew on the towel.

You can train her to go outside by taking her outside when you open the crate in the morning and every 2 or 3 hours thereafter. Always praise her for going outside.

Don't forget to get puppy treats to reward her when she goes outside or does something that you want her to repeat, or just plain good behavior.

Check with petco or petsmart to see if they have any suggestions and tell them the vet says it's genetic.