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This is not to start an agument thought it may but its to open the eyes of people who look down on the persons who may be trying to invent that new breed and do it correctly. im not stating that i am but there are people who work extremely hard to perfect their yorkie-poos and morkies, and so forth.
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Yes, every great breed was developed by mixing and there are dog fanciers that are doing this today. But, they are doing it with a purpose in mind for that dog. They are documenting the progression of their breeding, as the registries of today require detailed documentation & historical data. The Biewer was rejected as a new breed by AKC because of the lack of detailed data. So, these fanciers are back to the drawing board in hopes to provide AKC with the data they are requiring. It's a long and hard process.
There is a difference between developing a breed and just breeding mixes to sell dogs.