Biewer breeders-Can you recognize?

[calaryn yorkies]

Dee is right.

I google phone numbers and many times a person who inquired who says they just want a pet, their phone number turns up pages and pages of many breeds, designer breeds, many states, etc.

A few times the address given turned out to be an empty lot or a business district.

It is amazing how much information you can find when googling the phone number, the address, the name, etc.

Try googling your self or your spouse or a friend and see how much comes up. It's amazing. AND a wonderful tool to help screen those who inquire about your puppies. It sure helps me identify and rule out a lot of people who end up on my "Alert list".

[Micah my love]

I was invited to go with a friend to the southwest auction in wheaton,mo
a few years ago, i will never forget that day for the rest of my life i was expecting to see beautiful dogs no that is not what you see what i saw was cages after cages crammed full of dogs some with no teeth some looked very sick and one without a leg and most without food or water
unless you go there to rescue don't go i wish that i never did


Betty & Micah my love

[BamaFan121s]

Originally Posted by scrapindee

I google earth every application for a puppy if I can't go to see a home, found a few kennels that way--and didn't sell any puppies to those folks.

That is an excellent idea!

[BonBon]

Originally Posted by Obie

In Germany, they strongly believe in breeding the Yorkshire terrier with the Biewer terrier. First generation will produce the standard yorkshire terrier. An offspring from that litter will give you a split percentage in some biewers and some standard yorkies. These are called splitters. They carry the gene to produce the biewers.

Great explanation. Thank you.