Reputable Parti Breeders?

[Luckyone]

Originally Posted by my2boyz

Yes, but there are some U.S. Biewer registries too. Some breeders dual register theirs. The Biewers are beautiful and their coat is different than a Yorkie, their temperment is a little different also.

Are the Biewers considered a different breed than the yorkies? (I understand the partis are a color variant) And how is their coat and temperament different?

[JeanieK]

Originally Posted by EmrldShdwQueen

Does anyone know of any reputable Parti Yorkie breeders?

I am a parti breeder. I'm sure not everyone considers breed partis as reputable but then I don't consider all traditional breeders to be reputable either.

[Brooklynn]

Parti's may be considered a yorkie but it's a color fault. Just with any other fault a yorkie has, a breeder dedicated to the breed would try and breed any fault out whether it be "parti" or a bad bite ect....I wasn't going to comment but why would anyone reputable want to breed a known fault? To better the breed is to breed out the faults and always breed for health! JMHO

Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers

[my2boyz]

Originally Posted by Luckyone

Are the Biewers considered a different breed than the yorkies? (I understand the partis are a color variant) And how is their coat and temperament different?

The Biewer is accepted as it's own breed in Germany but not (yet) in the U.S. The Biewers I have seen, and own, have a thicker coat and you can't describe it...you have to feel it. Their temperment is more laid back and quiet.

[BamaFan121s]

Originally Posted by JeanieK

I don't consider all traditional breeders to be reputable either.

This is very true.

[Brooklynn]

I'm gonna keep my mouth shut! Sitting on my hands gets harder and harder LOL

Donna

[JeanieK]

Originally Posted by littlewhip

wow, I always thought they were the same, i think they are so pretty, learned something new again from yt thanks for the info

Basically they are the same dog started the same way. Two traditional colored yorkies produced a parti colored pup.

The Biewers are now a breed of their own and they have their own standards. The parti breeders in America are working towards doing the same thing. YTCA doesn't like to admit that the partis even exist, but they haven't heard or seen the last of us. LOL

[TammyJM]

Originally Posted by Brooklynn

Parti's may be considered a yorkie but it's a color fault. Just with any other fault a yorkie has, a breeder dedicated to the breed would try and breed any fault out whether it be "parti" or a bad bite ect....I wasn't going to comment but why would anyone reputable want to breed a known fault? To better the breed is to breed out the faults and always breed for health! JMHO

Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers

It's a fault based on what YTCA and the show world have decided. The standard that is so preached at us that have chosen to breed "off colors", was created by a group of people.....this standard does not change genetics. You do realize that this "standard" has changed throughout the years,right?? Why was that okay then but not now? Why is okay that the Yorkie is nothing like how the breed originated....because a group have now defined what THEY say the Yorkie should be?

I am a future breeder of the parti color and I will always be a person that is reputable. I, however, do not see this color as a fault....I see it as genetics at it's finest.

Tammy

[daisy mae06]

Originally Posted by TammyJM

It's a fault based on what YTCA and the show world have decided. The standard that is so preached at us that have chosen to breed "off colors", was created by a group of people.....this standard does not change genetics. You do realize that this "standard" has changed throughout the years,right?? Why was that okay then but not now? Why is okay that the Yorkie is nothing like how the breed originated....because a group have now defined what THEY say the Yorkie should be?

I am a future breeder of the parti color and I will always be a person that is reputable. I, however, do not see this color as a fault....I see it as genetics at it's finest.

Tammy

Great Post Tammy. I Applaud you

[Brooklynn]

Originally Posted by TammyJM

It's a fault based on what YTCA and the show world have decided. The standard that is so preached at us that have chosen to breed "off colors", was created by a group of people.....this standard does not change genetics. You do realize that this "standard" has changed throughout the years,right?? Why was that okay then but not now? Why is okay that the Yorkie is nothing like how the breed originated....because a group have now defined what THEY say the Yorkie should be?

I am a future breeder of the parti color and I will always be a person that is reputable. I, however, do not see this color as a fault....I see it as genetics at it's finest.

Tammy

Good Luck! I'm not going to argue with you or anyone. I adhere to the code of conduct and code of ethics set forth by the YTCA and will continue to do so and will defend my beliefs as you do....agreed to disagree....I see it as a fault and in the show world it is a fault so when an opinion is asked for I will give it, like it or not
Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers

[daisy mae06]

Originally Posted by JeanieK

Basically they are the same dog started the same way. Two traditional colored yorkies produced a parti colored pup.

The Biewers are now a breed of their own and they have their own standards. The parti breeders in America are working towards doing the same thing. YTCA doesn't like to admit that the partis even exist, but they haven't heard or seen the last of us. LOL

Very True Jeanie
Why do we care what 500 people say anyway
YTCA ?? God???

LOL Sorry Tipsy but truthful

[JeanieK]

Originally Posted by tegamom1

Everyone has the right to breed whatever they want...be it parti 's or any other off color. It doesn't make them disreputable, but not within the guidelines of AKC or the YTCA standard. My only hope is that whoever is breeding dogs does it correctly and I'm talking not about color.... but health and welfare.

Thank You. We parti breeders ae only tryhing to establish the partis as a breed of their own. They are Accepted by the AKC just not by the YTCA.

[JeanieK]

Originally Posted by Luckyone

Are the Biewers considered a different breed than the yorkies? (I understand the partis are a color variant) And how is their coat and temperament different?

The origins of the Biewer are the same as the origins of the parti. They both started from two traditional colored yorkies. the Germans developed the biewers into a breed of their own and set standards. The parti breeders are working in that same direction.

I am not sure on this statement, but I believe the only way you can get a registered Biewer is to breed 2 registered Biewers. I don't beieve you can register them as Biewers if they are a product of two yorkies. But I do not know that for a fact.

[BamaFan121s]

Originally Posted by JeanieK

The Biewers are now a breed of their own and they have their own standards. The parti breeders in America are working towards doing the same thing. YTCA doesn't like to admit that the partis even exist, but they haven't heard or seen the last of us. LOL

I don't think Biewers are a breed of their own...yet...we'll see what time will bring with them...? JeanieK, I know that you have been working w/ partis for a while now and I know that you have put alot of time and effort into what you are doing. I would be interested in your opinion of a few things I'm curious about in regards to the partis: Are parti breeders trying to work to get them recognized as a separate breed, or just a separate color variation? AKC already recognizes the color though....is the goal to have them accepted in shows? Are they working to get a set 'parti standard?' What is the overall goal of parti breeders and is it a combined, joint effort, or are parti breeders stiving to acheive their own goals individually?
I guess what I'm saying is, when it is stated that "parti breeders are working to get them accpeted," what are the specific goals there?

[JeanieK]

Originally Posted by Brooklynn

Parti's may be considered a yorkie but it's a color fault. Just with any other fault a yorkie has, a breeder dedicated to the breed would try and breed any fault out whether it be "parti" or a bad bite ect....I wasn't going to comment but why would anyone reputable want to breed a known fault? To better the breed is to breed out the faults and always breed for health! JMHO

Donna Bird
Brooklynn's Yorkshire Terriers

It is a color fault for a "yorkie" but it is not a color fault for a "parti". Parti breeders do not want to show them as yorkies. We want them to have thier own place in the ring.