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Originally Posted by evab  This is a very relevant question, but to assume they suddenly, became a cousin of the Yorkshire terrier and to assume they only came out of two may be a little nieve. There is nothing written about Herr Biewer's creations to explicitly confirm or deny how he got the colours of his little dogs. A pedigree is only as good as it's breeder. There is alot of missing info on these pedigrees, where did Daisy Von Friedheck come from (dam to Schneexenia & Schneezauber? who was Lolita von Friedheck (Dam to Renee) ? Who was Princess-Koala von Friedheck (Dam to Janny, dam to Schnee-Monsieur, )? Simone von Friedheck (Dam to Schneewolke)?
We can talk about Nanuck, Olivia,Graziella, EEV, Anja till we are blue in the face, it will not change the fact that the KFT stopped registering his little dogs, as not being true to type and standard for the pure bred Yorkie. They became something other then a pure bred Yorkshire Terrier, when they became a White dog with a Black Saddle on its back. That's why there are breed standards, the YTC UK has looked over and cared for these exquiste little dogs for the last 140 years, protected their ancestry, protected their rights as a pure bred dog. A registry is just that and open to diceipt by anyone wishing to place a dog of either another colour or indeed mixed breed onto the registry for that specific dog. What is the point of a breed standard, what is the point of breeding true? Why do we not have little white dogs on the UK registry, and please no more culling remarks, we love and cherrish our dogs, protect them, same as anyone does. How can these Biewer be protected, it is quite obvious they have been exploited for years, breeding lines contaminated as with the Yorkie, are we to have within the next 200 years only white Yorkie with Black saddles on their backs. Never in the history of the breed has this been written. Why do we not have these little dogs walking the streets of England? Enough said  You must seek the answers to your questions with Frau Biewer. A pedigree is only as good as the breeder! |
I never said 2, I said there were more than 2,
Just because they were a different color it does not make them any less of a yorkshire terrier when they were born from 2 yorkshire terriers. Registered or not.
Again Mr Biewer
was not the first person to ever get a tri color from 2 standard colored yorkies.
As to why they are not registered there in the UK is because you DON"T have them in the Uk, AS per your statements yet isnt it odd you have a Biewer Terrier club and also are sporting a parti yorkie website.
We live in the USA and they are here and that is what I care about not what happens in the UK.
as for the tri's not being registered in KFT , this is not true, some were registered as shown here in Schneezaubers papers. AS you can see it has Daisys parents. He was registered with KFT/VDH in 1989 after the ACH was established.