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Originally Posted by Delightyorkies  The BTCA got this information from one of the leading Yorkshire Terrier Clubs in Germany in 2006.When we revealed this theory ,we were highly criticized ,by the same people that now use this information freely on their websites, as part of the Biewer History.This is the main reason, why the Biewer is not recognizes as a pure Yorkie in Germany by any of the Yorkshire Terrier clubs or Pure Bred Associations.Everyone of these clubs consider the Biewer a mixed breed.Only when the Biewer came to America was it marketed as a pure Yorkie.Pretty much all of us believed that the Biewer was a Yorkie in the beginning.Mrs.Biewer came to realize that the Biewer today ,is not the same dog they had bred 20 years ago.You only have to look at the Biewers that have been produced in the last few years to realize that many of the American Biewers are not Yorkies with different color.It was not until extensive testing was done, between Mars and the BTCA that it was established, that many Biewers have evolved into a breed of it's own. |
Opps... that is NOT correct Ilona. I have in my hands right now a Pedigree Pass Book from the IABCA/ UCI e. V. with a stamped signature from Nick Thompson- stud book advisor. That has a splitter mother, the grandmother was a full blooded yorkshire and this is documented in the pedigree that the UCI e. V. printed. The multiple titles that I have on this Biewer is titled just that a Biewer.. we also have record that in November of 2008 the UCI e.V. continues to pedigree these said breedings.
Those of us that have spent the time, money and energy would have these records and know how it is presented from the UCI e. V., so we post from experience.
