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Originally Posted by whispersmom2 As I watched the Westminster Dog Show and saw Cockers (for one breed) who were described as the same breed but shown in different color classes, I thought of these discussions about Biewers being Yorkshire terriers.. I still say they are the same breed but just in different colors. The Biewer family would have called them something comletely different than "Yorkshire terrier" a la pompon if they were convinced they had made a whole new breed. Since they used Yorkies and ONLY Yorkies to develop these Biewers, they can only be a Yorkshire terrier... |
I am quoting Rini here, and I am also sitting in the corner with Sue. The german registration for these dogs clearly identifies them as Yorkshire Terrier a la Pom Pon.
The Biewer standard as written by Mr. Biewer calls for
"Entsprechen dem Yorkshire Standard auBer Haarlange und Haarfarbe". The only differentiation he specified was to coat, color and markings. In his words he wrote of them as Yorkshire Terriers...I don't think it can be clearer than that.