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Originally Posted by Toby'sMama  I do believe you ARE mistaken. The parents of the offspring have to be AKC in order to be registered with the AKC. Since the Biewer is not registered with the AKC, the offspring would not be able to be registered with AKC. The genetics are the same. A registry does NOT make it a different breed. How about a traditional who is registered with APRI or ACA bred with a parti... their offspring CANNOT be registered with the AKC -- would it make them a crossbreed? NO. |
The Biewers are a breed of their own. They are registered as Biewer Yorkshire Terrier a la Pom Pom. The German registries allowed them to do this. Whereas the parti is a yorkshire terrier and is registered as a yorkshire terrier. It has not been allowed to be registered as a separate breed.
if you mix any dog that is NOT a yorkshire terrier, with a yorkshire terrier it is a mixed breed. it does not matter where they are registered, or if they are not registered at all.
I was not mistaken in what I said.
There are a lot of registries that allow you to register just about anything you want. That does not change the fact that they are a mixed breed.