A sitting Yorkshire Terrier dog in full-body form, suitable for clip art and vector design.
A sitting Yorkshire Terrier dog in full-body form, suitable for clip art and vector design. A sitting Yorkshire Terrier dog with full body rendering in vector art style. A full-body illustration of a Yorkshire Terrier sitting on its hind legs, suitable for various digital design applications. Illustration of a Yorkshire terrier in a seated position.
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