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Originally Posted by Snow Yorkies There are breed clubs established in Germany and in America for the Biewers. Some American clubs have compromised the name. My guess is to try for FSS acceptance.
Only the sires are documented for DNA on a normal basis. I am sure I will be corrected if this is wrong "if 5 or more litters are sired", then they are required to be DNA'd. The bitches are done randomly. So one can only guess that "ALL" breeders are on the up and up.
Not everyone is selling their Biewers for astronomical prices. Yes, manybe some are but not all. Some of know that with a new breed there is plenty of work ahead of us and there will be several pups that are only pet quality. That finding the right homes for these babes are more important than the $$$. In breeding though we know there are expenses and we do have to recoupe our expenses.
Registering the pups with the German Registries is not cheap. DNA'ing dogs runs about $40.00, Pre-breeding exams, sire fees, vaccinations, ect... Most breeders know the expense so I am not going to sit here and list them all. It isn't cheap.
Lorraine you are right though, in the future we will see who was in it for the $$ and who embraced this breed for the betterment and to see them succeed.
Everyone is entitled to educated themselves in what they believe on how the parties/biewers come about. Foul play... no one can say for 100% sure. So until this is proven to me. I will continue to love my Biewers (they are awesome) and I will continue to try to produce the best of the best..  |
The DNA tests that were done before these parti yorkies were accepted by the AKC was extensive testing of both sires and dams. It is not the same as the DNA registry for frequent sires.
I was speaking of breed clubs for the Parti's not the Biewers.
I strongly believe that they will eventually find their way into the show ring, one way or another. They are too gorgeous to be ignored.