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luvdorkyyorkies · 01-29-2006, 12:42 PM

I wish I could say I read every post but I didnt. I got tired around page 6.
I would like to say something though.
When I first became interested in yorkies, I did quite a bit of research. Maybe didnt concentrate on the right stuff but I did

There is alot to know and one will never know it all. Im convinced of that.

I came across the most intriguing dogs called Biewers from Germany.......tri colored, all symetrical, so pretty and sooooooo expensive too. I started looking at them and trying to find info. I almost purchased a breeding pair from Germany, imported from a lady in Canada, who I must say was very nice.
But in my research I found a website, a club, who in the US were breeding into the Biewer with YORKIES with puppies up for purchase.......calling them........Foundation 1.........Foundation 2.....etc........based on their genetics, whether they produced tri color or not the first breeding.
After much consideration I decided against these beautiful dogs because of the information I found.
WHY?
I had started raising yorkshire terriers. I found I wasnt real fond of breeds being intermingled/mixed breeds so I decided to stick with what I was beginning to know. I raise some CKC yorkies but dont like the fact CKC register mix breed dogs. Biewers are not yorkies and I felt with the language barrier and what I found out in research I just couldnt feel confident.
Yorkshire terriers have party yorkies, chocolates etc......all which are mutations, some call them, but they are from a breed I was beginning to know.
So I felt if I wanted to do something like this I could do it with the yorkie breed I could easily research and had a bit of understanding of them.
Not saying anyone here would decieve me but I just plain didnt understand it all, and decided to say with my beloved American Yorkshire terriers and if I wanted to get some experimental coloring in the future I could do it all the same with my babies.
Biewers are just beautiful and I can understand the fuss about them.
Congrats on you all that have the real thing.......your babies are sure to be a success!

01-29-2006, 12:42 PM	#164
luvdorkyyorkies BANNED! Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Illinois Posts: 1,681	I wish I could say I read every post but I didnt. I got tired around page 6. I would like to say something though. When I first became interested in yorkies, I did quite a bit of research. Maybe didnt concentrate on the right stuff but I did There is alot to know and one will never know it all. Im convinced of that. I came across the most intriguing dogs called Biewers from Germany.......tri colored, all symetrical, so pretty and sooooooo expensive too. I started looking at them and trying to find info. I almost purchased a breeding pair from Germany, imported from a lady in Canada, who I must say was very nice. But in my research I found a website, a club, who in the US were breeding into the Biewer with YORKIES with puppies up for purchase.......calling them........Foundation 1.........Foundation 2.....etc........based on their genetics, whether they produced tri color or not the first breeding. After much consideration I decided against these beautiful dogs because of the information I found. WHY? I had started raising yorkshire terriers. I found I wasnt real fond of breeds being intermingled/mixed breeds so I decided to stick with what I was beginning to know. I raise some CKC yorkies but dont like the fact CKC register mix breed dogs. Biewers are not yorkies and I felt with the language barrier and what I found out in research I just couldnt feel confident. Yorkshire terriers have party yorkies, chocolates etc......all which are mutations, some call them, but they are from a breed I was beginning to know. So I felt if I wanted to do something like this I could do it with the yorkie breed I could easily research and had a bit of understanding of them. Not saying anyone here would decieve me but I just plain didnt understand it all, and decided to say with my beloved American Yorkshire terriers and if I wanted to get some experimental coloring in the future I could do it all the same with my babies. Biewers are just beautiful and I can understand the fuss about them. Congrats on you all that have the real thing.......your babies are sure to be a success!