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Oh please! lol, :rolleyes: who did I attack? I asked a question based on a statement that Pruett made, and I don't understand why you are answering a question I asked her? Please re-read my post, I never asked about the homes they are in and you are putting assumptions out there for people to interpret in a totally backwards way, which I am sure is your intention, isn't it? I will repeat, I am concerned about the welfare of the pups produced, not interested in what home they may or may not be in, that is just a silly thing for you to say! |
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I disagree. But am curious what you describe to be their other endeavors? :confused: |
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This is our main goal. What we develop now is what the Biewer will be forever. We are using the latest advancements in science to breeding healthier. We try to breed dogs with good structure, good bites and free of known genetic problems. There's a whole lot more to breeding than putting to cute dogs together and not every dog born should be sold with breeding rights. How will anyone be able to buy a Biewer or show a Biewer if all the clubs cant agree? People are going to have to study the clubs and see which one they believe is best representing the breed. What will eventually become of this new breed? It will become one of America's most wanted.:) The personalities are uniquely, "Biewer Terrier". Some will be shown AKC eventually and some wont qualify because of the club they are registered with? True (I know, I get plenty riled up about the parti issue) You and I both:mad:. |
I was hoping to hear from all the Biewer breeders from different clubs. Do some clubs do the Mars test and others dont? Why or why not? Do all the clubs do the health testing(liver shunts, patellas, etc) and make it mandatory to have effected dogs spayed/neutered and records kept for that line? Do all the clubs have a goal to participate in AkC conformation in the future? Why do some clubs believe the Biewer is a pure Yorkie and others believed the opposite? Does the previous question have any bearing on why or why not get the Biewer Mars tested? Is the use of the Mars test used as a tool to get AkC recognition? How will the club that believes the Biewer is a pure yorkie ever get AKC recognition as a new breed when AkC requires the new breed to be made up of 3 different breeds of dogs? |
Ok… I’m still confused. From what I’ve read about the Biewers they are a Parti Yorkie with a tail. They were produced by 2 standard yorkies carrying the bald-pie gene. What make these dogs any different then the Parti’s here in the USA ? Other then the fact they go by a different names. And one was started in the USA and the other was started in Germany. Even Mrs Biewer said it was a Yorky with 3 colors. Mrs. Biewer Answers Questions Why are the Biewer breeders so up in arms about the Parti breeders when they are basically breeding the same dog, if both of these breeds came from 2 standard yorkies ? And if AKC ever recognizes the Biewer for registration and showing how would it effect the Parti’s ? Should the Parti’s also be recongnize as Biewers too ? I will say one thing the Biewers sure have a lot of registries. I think I counted about 15 between US and Germany. If all these registries can’t agree on the standard and how to breed this dog, I think it’s going to be a long hard road to ever be recognized by AKC. |
AKC has allowed variances in the past of other breeds. These breeds are registered as their own breed and they compete in the show ring to this day. It was AKC that established what a breed is by allowing this. Now AKC has changed the rules of allowing variances in, does that then change what a breed is? If so then why aren't breeds dismissed from AKC? |
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As far as I know 4 breed clubs in the US that are registering the Biewers, then some of the independant breeders that haven't joined a club using other american registries like CKC or going back to Germany. Quote:
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Mr. and Mrs. Biewer’s Yorkshire Terriers, that produced the black and white Yorkies, came from the Streamglen Kennels. There is some speculation, although not substantiated, that an accidental crossbreeding may have occurred in this kennel that did not show up until some generations later through Mr. Biewer’s dogs. They had 4 Yorkies from the Streamglen kennels, 2 of which produced the black and white colored dogs. In 1989 when Mr. Biewer signed the standard for the Biewer Yorkshire Terrier a la Pom-Pon, it was that of a Yorkshire Terrier with the coloring being white-blue-gold. |
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I have no idea...But I wonder if the same happened with the Nikko kennel. And what was mixed in ??? |
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I pulled it from Dee site. Biewer Terrier House of Wags Biewer History |
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