A detailed illustration of a Yorkshire Terrier's head.
A detailed illustration of a Yorkshire Terrier's head. A small dog breed with a compact head and erect ears, typically kept as a pet. A small dog breed with a distinctive head shape, often kept as a pet. An illustration of a Yorkshire Terrier's head, suitable for use in various designs such as vector art or stencils.
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Free Vector Illustration of a Yorkie Dog Head for Personal Projects

Discover the perfect vector illustration for your pet-loving projects! Download this adorable Yorkshire Terrier SVG file and add it to your designs with ease.

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