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Originally Posted by goldenray I've looked at many pictures of Biewer's and they are cute little dogs, but their coat is more like the Maltese silk rather than the Yorkie silk. Also, the majority seem to be black. This doesn't take away from them being cute dogs, but the differences from them and a Yorkie are great, since coat color and texture is HALF our standard, this makes this an entirely different breed as far as I am concerned. Take Silky Terriers in consideration. They are just as similiar to Yorkies in a different way as the Biewer is, yet they are Silky Terriers. In fact I see a lot of pet Yorkies that look more like Silkys than Yorkies.
Biewer owners should take pride in creating a breed and promoting it, but take pride in being a pioneer and create your own breed with your own name. |
I am posting up some pictures of my Biewer, that may help you with the coats of some Biewers.. I tried to get a close up of her coat for you. Yes, both breeds can bring the wrong texture of coat we are no exception to that rule. Hopefully with careful breeding we can develop the right coat for this breed. And as we both know it will take responsible breeders to achieve this goal and except nothing less.
I also took the liberty to include a picture of one of my offspring. As I hope the picture shows they are the same as a yorkie puppy in appearance, just different coloring. I didn't brush him so you could see his puppy coat.
To All: I haven't come to post these pictures to reopen a debate back on what the beliefs on the Biewer breed. I am only sharing pictures....to help a member with a legitimate concern.
I personally feel that it has gotten way out of hand and that is why I have stopped posting in regarding the Biewers....
Please know that I am still very passionate about the breed and that I still have my convictions and continue to research the breed. Many of you that have wondered where I am ~~ I am still here... Just taking a time out...