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Originally Posted by yorkiekist  OK, here is another question. If the Biewer people are trying to get a separate breed and it looks like they have done that because of the registries for them, in Germany and now in the USA, then why must they continue to breed with Yorkies? I thought they were a "separate breed" and "not a Yorkie" and can stand on their own. |
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Originally Posted by tjdmom ok. so is this correct... a yorkie bred to a biewer can be registered? |
LOL...yet AGAIN...it depends on WHO you ask and which US 'registry' you are referring to...that is an something that those working with the breed do not all agree on.
As far as Biewers being their own "breed," that also depends on who you ask--some say it is, some claim otherwise. Doesn't make it so because there are some organizations allowing them to be 'registered.' (There are some registries that allow "designer breeds" to be registered.)
Each group has their own views and opinions on these and understandably each group feels they are in the right. These are not questions that you can get one, universally agreed on answer for.
