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Originally Posted by goldenray This thread has really gotten big in a couple days.
So what she is saying is that in Germany they can never keep their Biewers purebred, because they have so many health problems occurring? She is also saying that when they are mostly Biewer breeding, when they live most are still dying at 7-8 years? |
I am not that bright, and I think she was saying that...is...That they got Biewers from Black and Tan yorkies who threw the pie bald gene, once this happened and they figured that they could get this colored pup from 2 black and tan ones they mated them again. So, after a time of breeding the now known Biewer pups for so long, they realized that their was a flaw in the continuous breeding of the 2 dogs with this pie bald gene, so they "the people in which started and proved" Biewers, went back to the drawing board and figured out that if we threw in a black and tan yorkie every once in a whole, they will live longer and have little to no health problems...Now that was the way I interpreted that whole conversation..Like, I said I was a little slow, don't know a darn thing about birfing no yorkies...So you might be right!!!
