Well how mature.
What is wrong with you.
Why do you feel the need to do this to forumer's.

:rolleyes:

Well if you want us to believe what you say we need proof. You think we believe anyone who comes on here with information with no proof.

We've done the research, we have the proof.

I'm sure that the bybs in the UK are doing just as you say they are. However what about all of the reputable breeders. What do you know about them?

I hope this helps or is it help's

[quote=mommadog1;3024062]Exactly this statement is very true.

Well the parti yorkie IS recognized by the AKC, but you have to register them differently. Still purebred yorkies..

The biewer terrier is a recognized breed in Germany. The are not a yorkie.

You refer to the brits (brit's) in the third person. :confused: Are you not brit?

{Hello Everyone,
i am also a new member on here,it is my belief that at the time Mr Biewer bred the 2 said puppies with white in them that he was also breeding the shih tzu,A normal yorkshire terrier does NOT carry the piebald gene,But they get this gene if a shih tzu or maltese terrier is in the mix which is what i believe was done,The uk kennel club have confirmed in the early year's that maltese did indeed go into the yorkshire terrier,They have also confirmed that none of our uk yorkshire terrier's from streamglen have ever had a yorkie born with white in it,As i would of thought as they came from england then we would of had this puppy with this marking white in it so just where did the white in them come from in the later year's,This is where i believe the shih tzu and or maltese terrier was mixed into the yorkshire terrier,I have studdied many many picture's of the biewer/partie/splitter and they scream shih tzu it is very clear to the eye to see this fact.
The money being asked for this breed is extortinate as they are just a man made breed that have been created using other breed's so they are a cross bred dog in my mind.}

Just for clarification, I did not post this part of the quote above.

Where is your proof of what you are trying to say.
We have many good reputable breeder's here in the uk also.
These reputable breeder's have broken no uk law's.
The byb however have they are trying to sell a breed of dog for extrtionate price's as the real macoy without any paper's to back up what they are selling.
And some seem to say they have IBC paper's and we have the proof IBC have indeed given been out to english cross bred dog's.

[QUOTE=mommadog1;3024072]Well the parti yorkie IS recognized by the AKC, but you have to register them differently. Still purebred yorkies..

The biewer terrier is a recognized breed in Germany. The are not a yorkie.[/QUOTE]

They are the offspring of two registered purebred yorkshire terriers. Their name is Biewer Yorkshire Terrier a la Pom Pom.

Haw can you say they are not yorkies?

She said the brits call her a yam yam, so she must not be a brit.

[QUOTE=JeanieK;3024073]You refer to the brits (brit's) in the third person. :confused: Are you not brit?[/QUOTE

Sorry you can believe what you like.
I know who i am and where i come from.
I do not have to justify myself to you.
And even though i have been doing so you all seem to think i am not a british person.

[quote=mistique57;3024069]All purebred dogs WERE crossbred to establish the breed. They are no longer cross bred if they were they would not be purebred.

Once a breed is established, you can only breed to that same breed, not to other dogs who were used to create the breed.

Biewers can be bred to traditional colored yorkies because they are Yorkie first Biewer second.

Exactly!

[quote=JeanieK;3024079]Because yorkshire is not part of their name. Mrs. Biewer renamed them in her standard and the have been established as a separate breed from the yorkshire terrier.. I sure in the heck did not make that all up..

[quote=JeanieK;3024088]Really? Wow I had NO idea (insert sarcasm here):rolleyes:

[quote=mistique57;3024085]You might live in the UK but you do not talk like you were raised there. My son has only lived there for 6 years and he talks more brittish than you do.

You sound very midwestern.

yank, mate, offence, crumpets, cheers!

I may have to get involved here, and have been accused of being mean for being honest and not politically correct!

After a great deal of thought, carry on and keep beating the dead horse. I am out!

[quote=JeanieK;3024095]How can you tell that on here?

[quote=mommadog1;3024093]Not sure what the sarcasm is for. You were the one that said that all purebred dogs ARE crossbred. I was just correcting you. They ARE not cross bred, if they were they would not be purebreds.

So the sarcasm is for ??????????????????????????? Like Duh?????????

Mistique, you seem to be championing the cause of some Dutch breeders selling Biewers in the U.K. as evidenced by the link you posted earlier. ADORABLEWHITEDREAM

You seem a little too sure of your knowledge of what every breeder is doing and what the 'authorities' have discovered. Your bureaucrats must be more efficient than ours as ours couldn't discover an elephant hiding under a teacup.

The Yorkshire Terrier Club in the U.K. acknowledges in its breed history the likelihood of the Maltese being used at some point in the breed's development. Here's the link...Yorkshire Terriers

Given that, how can you unequivocally state that there are no Parti Yorkshires in the whole of the country. I posted a link earlier to an ad for a Parti Yorkie in England for sale (post 221). It sure doesn't look like that dog had any Shi-tzu or Maltese in it. I would expect a more abundant coat if it had and possibly a different skull shape.

I would suggest you limit your argument to the Biewer and not confuse the Parti Yorkie with it. There are surely unethical breeders scamming people with both type dogs but that doesn't warrant such blanket statements as you have made.

For the record, I only breed traditional Yorkies and have no personal interest in either the Biewer or the Parti. If you're going to argue a point, however, at least make it rational.

[quote=mommadog1;3024098]because when my son writes, or other brittish people post on here they use different words and spellings.

[quote=JeanieK;3024099]LMAO yes DUH! I am not an idiot, I know how breeds are developed. I am in the breeding section because I am a breeder and enjoy talking to other breeders.

Mommadog, DO NOT post my quotes and add things I didnt say to them!!

[quote=mommadog1;3024091]You can't just rename a dog and make a different breed.

I hereby dub the dog formerly known as the parti colored yorkshire terrier, as the California terrier.

Well then your previous statment that all purebred dogs ARE cross bred is INCORRECT. And so there is no reason for the Duh!!!

I do not cross breed my pure bred dogs.
Do you?

[quote=JeanieK;3024104]I know many British people who write the same as we do, I don't see how you can honestly tell who is from where just by the way they write.. Also there is 1 t in British:)

Plus the copyright on that site is from 1998...there are a lot more up to date resources out there.

[quote=JeanieK;3024111]Where did I say you cross breed? I never said it.. I hate people twisting words. Yes all dogs are cross bred, meaning they have all been cross bred, I didn't say they are being cross bred.. You have to cross breed, as many as 2 or more different breeds when developing a breed..

And no I don't cross breed purebred dogs. They are already purebred, and no longer are crossed.

My "DUH" was because you acted like was an idiot and had no idea what I was talking about. I did not appreciate it!

Your giving me a migraine

Americans write and spell words differently, and we are all from the USA, for example I spell the word "brittish" . . . "British."

You also say she isn't from England because she used the term, "that what Brits call a yam yam" this would be similar to an citizen of the United States saying something like, "that what Americans call a hick."

This thread has gotten unbelievable rude even for a parti thread, if you think a member is someone else, report it to admin, but bullying her to shut up is wrong.

PS: please forgive me for mixing my words up.. Let me say it again the right way..

All purebred dogs are cross bred or were would be the correct word, sue me

[quote=JeanieK;3024095]Sorry to dissapoint but i am uk born and bred.
Again your son has lived here only six year's and talk's more british than me.
It appear's you want everything the brttish have and seem to think you know better again.