A vector illustration of a small breed dog with a distinctive head shape, typically considered a popular pet.
A vector illustration of a small breed dog with a distinctive head shape, typically considered a popular pet. Close-up illustration of a small Yorkshire Terrier's head with details and textures. Close-up illustration of a Yorkshire Terrier's head and face, a popular dog breed known for its small size. A cute adult Yorkshire terrier dog sitting with its head facing forward, suitable for vector design.
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Cute Yorkshire Terrier SVG Clip Art Design for Crafting and DIY

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