How long is a Yorkie puppy in the teething stage?

Answer by  jenmur (77)

A Yorkshire Terrier puppy should lose the incisor teeth at about 4 months old. Next come the canines at about 5 months old, and the molars around 6 months. A Yorkie puppy can retain baby teeth, so if all adult teeth are not in by 11 months, see a vet.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

The puppy will teeth up until they are about a year. They will chew on tons of things around the house until they loose their major baby teeth. Make sure you designate certain toys to your puppy that she can chew on and scold her for chewing on bad things.