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Originally Posted by Woogie Man  OK...thanks for that. They do look like 'some' partis but most Partis I've seen photos of have much more white and hasn't everyone involved with these dogs described the partis as random pattened and the Biewers as banded with specific color placement? The only fair comparison would be to see partis from some time ago, I would think.
Also, I may be wrong, but aren't you the one that spoke with Ms. Gordon? Did she ever say 'parti' or just 'tri'. The terms wouldn't necessarily be the same to all people. I once took a litter in to my vet for tail docking. They all had fairly large white blazes and white toes. He marked them in his records as 'tri colored'. Of course, these dogs were standard Yorkies and the white went away with time. Is it possible that Ms Gordon didn't want to see 'tris' even at an early age as she may have felt that too much white, even at an early age, would not produce the coloring she was looking for? Just asking for a little clarification on this...thanks. |
Mrs Gordon believes in the Yorkie Standard, blue and tan and classifies any other colors as mismarked. No she did not breed dogs with white. If they had white she spayed or neutered them.
And if you had a litter of pups with large white blazes, wonder where that came from?