True Biewers.

[yorkiedreamer]

That one is for you Graven....I forgot to click the quick reply.....ooops

[yorkiedreamer]

Goood Nite....thanks for the link! cant wait to see........

[qraven]

oh that is Abigail she is 5 weeks old well almost She likes to help fold socks

[yorkiedreamer]

Originally Posted by qraven

oh that is Abigail she is 5 weeks old well almost She likes to help fold socks

She's a sweetie pie! Is she from a litter you had?? a doll baby!
It was good to meet ya......I am now done with my shift.....yeahhhhh!
I cant wait to hear more about miss abigail!....nite

[qraven]

Originally Posted by yorkiedreamer

She's a sweetie pie! Is she from a litter you had?? a doll baby!
It was good to meet ya......I am now done with my shift.....yeahhhhh!
I cant wait to hear more about miss abigail!....nite

Oh now you get to go home... have a good night it is very good to meet you

Yes she is one of my babies

[goldenray]

Originally Posted by Snow Yorkies

: oh no. this is not ok. then have you in 2 years problems in the breeds
genetik defekt
biewer and biewer and biewer and biewer and halfbiewer this is bedder. for hearth

biewer breed there are in Germany 25 years and the breeders only on more biewer and more biewer pulled has after 3 years only ill dogs. one may not forget. inzess a dog one is more biewer must already somewhat watch out. I think one should after some generations half more biewer clean-breed, otherwise one gets large problems with the health more biewer. you need to have no fear, your more homer are more purely more biewer and very better

this problems is in all biewers. its bedder in 3 generation 1 halfbiewer

I legend you only keep ever half more biewer to you. here have unites years ago it also tries all half more biewer in the breed to forbid. but then the breeders got large problems in the breed. the dogs had health problems or became too small. got bad sheds or died very early. most more biewer usually died with 7 - 8 years.

This thread has really gotten big in a couple days.

So what she is saying is that in Germany they can never keep their Biewers purebred, because they have so many health problems occurring? She is also saying that when they are mostly Biewer breeding, when they live most are still dying at 7-8 years?

[PlatinumYorkies]

Originally Posted by goldenray

This thread has really gotten big in a couple days.

So what she is saying is that in Germany they can never keep their Biewers purebred, because they have so many health problems occurring? She is also saying that when they are mostly Biewer breeding, when they live most are still dying at 7-8 years?

I am not that bright, and I think she was saying that...is...That they got Biewers from Black and Tan yorkies who threw the pie bald gene, once this happened and they figured that they could get this colored pup from 2 black and tan ones they mated them again. So, after a time of breeding the now known Biewer pups for so long, they realized that their was a flaw in the continuous breeding of the 2 dogs with this pie bald gene, so they "the people in which started and proved" Biewers, went back to the drawing board and figured out that if we threw in a black and tan yorkie every once in a whole, they will live longer and have little to no health problems...Now that was the way I interpreted that whole conversation..Like, I said I was a little slow, don't know a darn thing about birfing no yorkies...So you might be right!!!

[jakeepaper]

Originally Posted by goldenray

This thread has really gotten big in a couple days.

So what she is saying is that in Germany they can never keep their Biewers purebred, because they have so many health problems occurring? She is also saying that when they are mostly Biewer breeding, when they live most are still dying at 7-8 years?

I am waiting confirmation from my breeder who only breeds Biewer to Biewer, but it is my understanding that he has 5 lines of direct Biewer descendants, he does not mix with standard yorkshires and he does not have puppies that die at 7-8 years. New breeds are created from changes (ie mutations) from old breeds. In fact, the Yorkie itself is descended that way, something to ponder, hmmmmmmmm?????

[Lissie]

This has all been very interesting AND Confusing! (I've not heard of a biewer before YT)

questions: If Biewers are originally from yorkies, why are they not still considered Yorkies?? or why don't some want them classified as yorkies?

What is the difference between a biewer and a tri-color yorkie? Does anyone have a pic of a Tri?

If a TRUE Biewers is mated w/ a Standard Yorkie, isn't it still TRUE since a biewer IS from 2 standard yorkies originally???????

[jakeepaper]

Originally Posted by Lissie

This has all been very interesting AND Confusing! (I've not heard of a biewer before YT)

questions: If Biewers are originally from yorkies, why are they not still considered Yorkies?? or why don't some want them classified as yorkies?

What is the difference between a biewer and a tri-color yorkie? Does anyone have a pic of a Tri?

If a TRUE Biewers is mated w/ a Standard Yorkie, isn't it still TRUE since a biewer IS from 2 standard yorkies originally???????

I think this is what all the confusion is about....
Originally the Biewers were a genetic mistake or defect, Mr.Biewer decided he loved them and wanted to see if he could recreate it. He did. Usually when there is a genetic mistake, the dog would be spayed/neutered to avoid them passing the mistake on. All yorkies are descended from other terriers...if the breed stayed the same regardless how many differences happened, no new breeds would ever be formed and it would be impossible to have conformation shows (dogs shown to a standard). IMHO, a Biewer is descended from standard Yorkies but is it's own entity.

[Lissie]

Originally Posted by jakeepaper

I think this is what all the confusion is about....
Originally the Biewers were a genetic mistake or defect, Mr.Biewer decided he loved them and wanted to see if he could recreate it. He did. Usually when there is a genetic mistake, the dog would be spayed/neutered to avoid them passing the mistake on. All yorkies are descended from other terriers...if the breed stayed the same regardless how many differences happened, no new breeds would ever be formed and it would be impossible to have conformation shows (dogs shown to a standard). IMHO, a Biewer is descended from standard Yorkies but is it's own entity.

Thanks! That makes a bit more sense to me. Is there an 'official' name being applied for them now? Something like...'Biewer Terrier'...

They are gorgeous dogs.

[Snow Yorkies]

Originally Posted by goldenray

This thread has really gotten big in a couple days.

So what she is saying is that in Germany they can never keep their Biewers purebred, because they have so many health problems occurring? She is also saying that when they are mostly Biewer breeding, when they live most are still dying at 7-8 years?

Yes, this is what she is saying... When you are line breeding you have to bring in new lines and since their are not that many lines if you continue to line breed as in any breed you are going to start having problems... Someday this breed will hopefully be able to stand on it's own but you have to remember what all is involved in line breeding. ( I know you have the this knowledge... ) Sit back and reflect on line breeding and this will all make sense. This is such a young breed... She states that in the 3rd to 5th generation is when they have seen the problems start to develop if a new line isn't started. I can't pretend to know all that is involved here. That is one of the reason's of traveling to Germany this Oct. But until then I have every intention to follow the German's lead on breeding this lovely little dog.

[Breeze]

Originally Posted by Snow Yorkies

Yes, this is what she is saying... When you are line breeding you have to bring in new lines and since their are not that many lines if you continue to line breed as in any breed you are going to start having problems... Someday this breed will hopefully be able to stand on it's own but you have to remember what all is involved in line breeding. ( I know you have the this knowledge... ) Sit back and reflect on line breeding and this will all make sense. This is such a young breed... She states that in the 3rd to 5th generation is when they have seen the problems start to develop if a new line isn't started. I can't pretend to know all that is involved here. That is one of the reason's of traveling to Germany this Oct. But until then I have every intention to follow the German's lead on breeding this lovely little dog.

Good for you Sue, you seem very knowlegable and your Biewers are gorgous!

[luvdorkyyorkies]

I wish I could say I read every post but I didnt. I got tired around page 6.
I would like to say something though.
When I first became interested in yorkies, I did quite a bit of research. Maybe didnt concentrate on the right stuff but I did There is alot to know and one will never know it all. Im convinced of that.

I came across the most intriguing dogs called Biewers from Germany.......tri colored, all symetrical, so pretty and sooooooo expensive too. I started looking at them and trying to find info. I almost purchased a breeding pair from Germany, imported from a lady in Canada, who I must say was very nice.
But in my research I found a website, a club, who in the US were breeding into the Biewer with YORKIES with puppies up for purchase.......calling them........Foundation 1.........Foundation 2.....etc........based on their genetics, whether they produced tri color or not the first breeding.
After much consideration I decided against these beautiful dogs because of the information I found.
WHY?
I had started raising yorkshire terriers. I found I wasnt real fond of breeds being intermingled/mixed breeds so I decided to stick with what I was beginning to know. I raise some CKC yorkies but dont like the fact CKC register mix breed dogs. Biewers are not yorkies and I felt with the language barrier and what I found out in research I just couldnt feel confident.
Yorkshire terriers have party yorkies, chocolates etc......all which are mutations, some call them, but they are from a breed I was beginning to know.
So I felt if I wanted to do something like this I could do it with the yorkie breed I could easily research and had a bit of understanding of them.
Not saying anyone here would decieve me but I just plain didnt understand it all, and decided to say with my beloved American Yorkshire terriers and if I wanted to get some experimental coloring in the future I could do it all the same with my babies.
Biewers are just beautiful and I can understand the fuss about them.
Congrats on you all that have the real thing.......your babies are sure to be a success!

[shelbysmom]

Originally Posted by jakeepaper

I think this is what all the confusion is about....
Originally the Biewers were a genetic mistake or defect, Mr.Biewer decided he loved them and wanted to see if he could recreate it. He did. Usually when there is a genetic mistake, the dog would be spayed/neutered to avoid them passing the mistake on. All yorkies are descended from other terriers...if the breed stayed the same regardless how many differences happened, no new breeds would ever be formed and it would be impossible to have conformation shows (dogs shown to a standard). IMHO, a Biewer is descended from standard Yorkies but is it's own entity.

I have to ask again. Can you or anyone name a new breed that was started strickly from a fault in the standard of it's original breed? New breeds are usually intentionally created mixing breeds aren't they?