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Breezeaway · 09-07-2010, 05:29 PM

Questions need to be asked and answered by the Biewer Yorkshire a la pom pon clubs and the Biewer Terrier Club.
I welcome all comments.
Why were these tri puppies from standard colored yorkies registered as Yorkshire Terriers with KFT/ VDH
These dogs were registered in KFT/VDH
Schneeflöckchen von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 19362, geb. 20.01.1984
Diavoletto Bianco von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 20173
Grand Pom Pon von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 20366, geb. 27.08.1984
Schneeanemone von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 22039
Schneeprinz II von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 25/26928 geb. 27.08.1989
Schneezauber von Friedheck, geb. 10.02.1989 Ð
As you can see Schneezauber was born 10/02 1989 after the ACH was established yet he was registered KFT/VDH Yorkshire terrier.
Had the KFT thought these dogs were cross breds they NEVER would have registered them.
But yet these these puppies sired (and / or born of three-color Yorkshire Terriers have no registration from VDH / KFT) but you see the numbers, This is not ACH numbers because ACH uses as the first 2 digits the year they were born in the registration #
Schneerose von Friedheck, Friedheck-Nr.: 001
Schneewirbel von Friedheck, Friedheck-Nr.: 018
Schneeblume von Friedheck, Friedheck-Nr.: 031
Then you have these dogs registered in ACH
Schneewieselchen von Friedheck, ACH 871094, geb. 29.09.1986
Schneediavolo von Friedheck, ACH 881543, geb. 19.09.1987
Schneeball von Friedheck, ACH 882338
Schneeflocke von Friedheck, ACH 882423
Werner Biewer in the years 1984-1989, used all three options for registration of his three-colored Yorkshire terriers . Some litters he still has VDH / KFT registered, others the pedigree itself is written for and still others at ACH Association) registered.
There are a total of 52 dogs names in the pedigree database but few can be actually traced back to their ancestors. Why are these dogs unknown? It was the 80's and there is no reason to have blank pedigrees in the 80's.
What I want to know is have the Biewer Clubs researched this and what exactly are their findings?

09-07-2010, 05:29 PM	#1
Breezeaway No Longer a Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Wildcat Country(KY) Posts: 2,114 Blog Entries: 26	The Biewer Yorkshire Questions need to be asked and answered by the Biewer Yorkshire a la pom pon clubs and the Biewer Terrier Club. I welcome all comments. Why were these tri puppies from standard colored yorkies registered as Yorkshire Terriers with KFT/ VDH These dogs were registered in KFT/VDH Schneeflöckchen von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 19362, geb. 20.01.1984 Diavoletto Bianco von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 20173 Grand Pom Pon von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 20366, geb. 27.08.1984 Schneeanemone von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 22039 Schneeprinz II von Friedheck, VDH/KFT 25/26928 geb. 27.08.1989 Schneezauber von Friedheck, geb. 10.02.1989 Ð As you can see Schneezauber was born 10/02 1989 after the ACH was established yet he was registered KFT/VDH Yorkshire terrier. Had the KFT thought these dogs were cross breds they NEVER would have registered them. But yet these these puppies sired (and / or born of three-color Yorkshire Terriers have no registration from VDH / KFT) but you see the numbers, This is not ACH numbers because ACH uses as the first 2 digits the year they were born in the registration # Schneerose von Friedheck, Friedheck-Nr.: 001 Schneewirbel von Friedheck, Friedheck-Nr.: 018 Schneeblume von Friedheck, Friedheck-Nr.: 031 Then you have these dogs registered in ACH Schneewieselchen von Friedheck, ACH 871094, geb. 29.09.1986 Schneediavolo von Friedheck, ACH 881543, geb. 19.09.1987 Schneeball von Friedheck, ACH 882338 Schneeflocke von Friedheck, ACH 882423 Werner Biewer in the years 1984-1989, used all three options for registration of his three-colored Yorkshire terriers . Some litters he still has VDH / KFT registered, others the pedigree itself is written for and still others at ACH Association) registered. There are a total of 52 dogs names in the pedigree database but few can be actually traced back to their ancestors. Why are these dogs unknown? It was the 80's and there is no reason to have blank pedigrees in the 80's. What I want to know is have the Biewer Clubs researched this and what exactly are their findings?