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Originally Posted by Breezeaway  The biewer is nothing but a tri colored Yorkshire terrier period....... You say you only breed biewer to biewer that is fine but it dont make them a breed. Breeding Biewer to Biewer is still breeding 2 yorkshire terriers that have the tri color to produce the tri color. Yes by breeding Biewer to Biewer keeps it a color to its own but It does NOT make it a breed when in fact its still yorkshire terriers of a different color. You cant change, no matter how hard you preach........... that the Biewers came from 2 registered Traditional yorkshire terriers. |
You're right about the coloring not making the Biewer a breed of it's own, and now I see why you Parti people have mixed our Biewer with Yorkies, you think it's a Yorkie.
YOU'RE WRONG about them being Yorkies!!!!! All dogs evolved from the wolf, but that doesn't make them wolves now does it. The Biewer Terrier is a distinct breed of it's own and it's not because of one mutant color gene.
Your Parti Yorkies are not because of one mutant color gene either. Why is it that only the people that have been breeding Yorkies for a the last 3 or 4 years have a bunch of Parti Yorkies and the people that have been breeding for the last 20, 30, 40........ years don't have them. Like I said before, do some DNA parentage profiling on the last 3 or 4 generations of your dogs and then lets see what you have.