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Originally Posted by Pruett  What are you talking about?? Who ever said color combinations determine a dogs purebred status?
Do the Dalmatians, Dachshunds, Labs, Great Dane, etc. have new names to go with their color variations?
Does their new color now make them a completely separate purebred?
The Biewer Terrier is not a mix breed it is a purebred. Read up on how purebreds have been developed in the past. |
You said that I can not have a pure bred Yorkshire and a purebred Biewer Yorkshire, I guess I don't understand what you mean. Why can my Biewer Yorkshire not be a purebred Yorkshire Terrier; because of the name it was called in the beginning? I have never said the Biewer Yorkshire Terrier is a completely separate purebred from the Yorkshire Terrier. Germany also doesn't see them as a seperate breed otherwise they would not register splitters as Yorkshires. Also UCI wouldn't use the Yorkshire Terrier standard with an acception for color in the Biewer for thier shows.
I understand how purebreds come about. So can you tell me what the Biewer Terrier is made up of? Are all the lines being registered of the same mix of breeds? Have any Biewer Terriers tested as a pure bred yorkie?