Hello, fellow yorkie lovers. I just joined yorkie talk, so let me introduce myself. My name is Susan Williams and I reside in Alabama. I too have the Biewer yorkshires. The are wonderful little dogs. I will have to share with you that their personalities are different than our traditional yorkies here in the states. Once you meet one you will have to have one, they will steal your heart in a minute.
I want everyone to know that if you are looking for one of these dogs-PLEASE be very careful when purchasing one and be patient they are very hard to come by- good quality biewers are. I have been contacted by ppl that have been taken, they were sold dogs with wrong registries, they were give pictures of puppies of they were suppose to get and don't get the pup that was pictured. Also alot of poor quality dogs, sick dogs, ect... So check into the seller- don't be bamboozled. I know this happens in every breed, and it is sad that there is dishonest people out there, but it angers me that this brand new breed has thiefs attached to it already and will make it hard for those of us honest people trying to bring this breed here in the states for everyone to enjoy.
I have taken my two Biewers to show this past June to Gray Summit at Purina Farms in MO. We can show the Biewers with the International All Breed Canine Assoc. their website is
www.iabca.com if you would like some information on the shows and if there will be one in your area. They will do what they call a super week-end, which entitles you to show your dog four times that weekend and accumulate the points for titles. I came home with my male a national and international baby champion and my female is a national baby champion. (she would not walk on her leash!!!)
Well that is my introduction. I have almost wrote a book for all of you and so this is chapter I. haha!!! I just get excited about my dogs I don't have enough sense to stop writing. Nice to meet everyone. Be Blessed Sue