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I have a 10 month old yorkie, she started losing hair on bottom and hind legs @ 8 months what causes thi?
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- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yorkies have common changes in hair loss/hair color. My friend got a yorkie when it was just a pup, and she had a normal amount of hair. But when they get older, their hair starts turning gray [depends if you have a black/brown colored dog] and usually it starts shedding and falling out. But this only means their hair is going through changes. Your dog will most likely be back to normal once its 1- 1 1/2 years old.
Source(s): Going to the vet with my friend & her puppy. - Anonymous1 decade ago
I have a yorkie and he is about 1 1/2 years old. This has never happened to him. It could be that your dog is allergic to your carpet or even grass. Take him/her to the vet and the vetenarian will likely give your dog an allergy shot and some medicine that you give him orally.
- 1 decade ago
She may have the early signs of alopecia...its very common in yorkies. Here is a website that should help you figure out if that's what it is.
www.petplace.com: its great and should help if your yorkie has any other problems its kind of like web md for dogs and heres the link for info on alopecia:
http://www.petplace.com/dogs/alopecia-in-dogs/page...
I hope it helps and good luck!
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- 1 decade ago
this could be caused by many thing...is she scratching a lot? She could have mange. The vet would have to do a skin test to see exactly what is wrong. It could also be she may need vitamins. Try giving her puppy vitamins daily to see if she improves.
- cheezyLv 61 decade ago
if the skin looks ok--thenI wouldn't worry too much--could be normal for her. If the skin doesn't look ok--you will have to take her to a vet cuz it probably won't go away without medicine
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Is any hair growing underneath? If it is your dog is gettin its adult coat. If not go to your vet for food suggestions