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Originally Posted by Dago  Do the Parti Yorkies have a standard? I have been reading where you want to show but what standard are you going to show under? The Biewer Terrier people have proven that the Biewer is not a purebred Yorkie but a breed of its own. They have the information on the from page of their club website with the dogs profile and name identifying them as a purebred Biewer Terrier. They have a standard to breed to. Just curious what they show under. Thanks
E. J. |
The parti breeders have adopted the yorkshire standard with the exception of the color DQ.
The purebred Biewer Yorkshire Terrier a la Pom Pom is what they are called. The German registries allowed them to start a new breed based on color alone. The AKC does not allow this, that is why the AKC does not recognize them as a separated breed from the Yorkshire Terrier.
They are all yorkies and the only way the are going to allowed to be shown through the AKC is to wait until the YTCA drops the DQ for the color.
Meanwhile the Colorful Yorkshire Terrier Club (you can google the site) members are trying to establish some color predictability.
This will take time, since it takes over two years to produce the next genertion of offspring and it will take many generations to get this established.