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I don't wish ill will on any ones breeding program or their dogs. That would be a very sad thing. Like the bulldogs and other short nosed dogs that have breatjhing issues. That is very sad. |
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When I first joined YT I heard all of these same things being said about the Biewer breedeers. |
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[QUOTE=bchgirl;2447741]The following are where biewers are shown as a breed of their own....NAKC, IABCA, and ARBA. So no, it is not necessary to register with any of the registeries you've listed above. QUOTE] Biewers can be registered with ARBA, in Germany, with local Biewer registeries, with NAKC, and IABCA. |
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I have no clue what other than yorkshire terriers were included in the make up of the breed. |
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This will take time. |
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I assume that you are not among those that are trying to establish the Biewers as a breed separate from the Biewer yorkshire Terriers. The Biewer Terriers are the ones that I am asking about. There seems to be a reluctance to answer those questions about the Biewer Terrer. |
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So far my piebald dogs have been healthier than any of the standard Yorkies that I have owned and all of my Yorkies came from 'reputable' breeders. |
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It is the Merling gene that causes deafness and blindness in dogs. I bred australian shepherds, Breeding 2 dogs with the merle gene produces pups that are blind or deaf if they are born with a solid white head. The merle gene is not the same as the piebald gene. They dont have to be extreme white, Just an all white head to be deaf or blind. |
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Here's one link that discusses the piebald gene, and deafness. DEAF PUPPIES |
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