| Pruett | 05-22-2009 06:18 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Abby08
(Post 2632724)
I have read the history of the BBCA Biewer Breeder Club of America and they have the history of the breed started by the Biewers who's Yorkies supposedly had a piebald gene. A Piebald gene does not make an animal a different breed. It does not mention their Shih Ztus but I do remember the origional website pics! I also notice that many Biewer dogs are curiously colored like Shih Ztus also!
I love the so called parti Yorkies and Biewers too, I just don't think they are purebred yet, and the origional breeders don't want people to know this either for what ever reason.
If we could only DNA search the origional parents, ooh, if someone could dig up their bones..... ;) too expensive......... |
The Biewers NEVER raised Shih Tzu's nor did they have a web site that you could have seen. If you want to present facts about the Biewers go the Biewer Terrier Club of America, Inc. and read what is said about the Biewer breed.
As far as Parti's go, I find it interesting that there were only a couple of Parti breeders 5 years ago and now there's over 30??? It seems that 100's of Yorkies have all of the sudden become Parti carriers, when for 100's of years you rarely saw a Yorkie with any amount of white on it that did not go away with age.
Another thing about Parti's I find interesting is that 5 years ago they looked liked a poorly bred Yorkie that was all washed out, scraggly hair, bad coat texture..... and now they have beautiful thick coats and don't resemble a Yorkie at all in structure. How can a color gene totally change the bone structure of a dog????? |