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Originally Posted by jakeepaper The English Bulldog is a genetic mutation...the original
Elizebethan Bulldog with achondroplastic dwarfism
The real point is the Biewers are here. In order to gain AKC recognition, it must be decided by the "powers that be" whether to allow them to be shown and recognized as Yorkies or as their own breed. If they are to be judged as Yorkies, then it will not matter whether they are Biewer/Biewer or Biewer/Yorkie. If they are to be judged in their own "breed" then it will. I may have my opinion but surely no one making the decision cares what I think....lol. |
The English Bulldog was bred with a working purpose and it was long before the AKC was founded. It's not the same as trying to establish or create a new breed out of the faulty color that is already designated against the standard. It would be the same thing if someone named Smith wanted to breed for white German Shephards and call them Smiths or Smith Shephards.
If the Yorkie didn't already come in the same Tri Colors that disqualify it from the standard this whole new breed thing might be more acceptable. I would think YTCA would have lots to say about this.
ARe there any other breeds that were created by traits that make it disqualified in it's original AKC breed?