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Originally Posted by shelbysmom well each has it's own accepted differences within the standard. Same with Dachshunds allowing for differences within their standard but very specific about what is accepted for each.
It would be the same if the Biewer "Yorkie" was accepted by the YTCA/AKC. It would have specific standards describing the color of the coat. (some say there are other differences?)
This is where the slippery sloap comes in. Yorkies or not? Until they are recognized by the AKC as a separate breed they are Yorkies? Registered Yorkies? Right?
or are all of your Biewers not registered and waiting for breed approval? and if they are registered Yorkies can you change that to a Biewer registration if/when that happens.
And last but not least if they are not Yorkies why are we discussing this on a Yorkshire Terrier board?  |
I guess anything's possible. Remember the AKC does recognize the Tri Color Yorkie. If you AKC registered parents produce one it can be registered AKC, no specifications or standard about the markings or anything else.
Because the AKC's partners in Germany..The VDH being one of the does NOT recognize the Tri coloring in Yorkies We cannot tranfer ANY Yorkie b/g included to the AKC from Germany UNLESS it's registered from one of AKC's partners, ie, the VDH or FCI.
So the acceptance of the AKC will never happen..it doesn't follow the paper trail AKC requires. Make sense?
Now the AKC does registered the TRI yorkie that is produced by the AKC there is NO stardard that describes what acceptable, but you can regsiter them with the AKC.
My Biewers are all registered as a Biewer by the DHZ which is an all breed registry in Germany (not partners with AKC). The Biewer Club I belong to is the IBC (International Biewer Club) in Germany (equal to the YTCA but for Biewers). So, I have Biewers, not Yorkies.
You being sarcastic?
They did stem from the Yorkies of course they are a topic on a Yorkie form. So are cats, other breeds..etc..I mentioned CC and you mentioned Doxies..lolol..