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1 Attachment(s) I agree this has been a very civil discussion. I've been reading this thread from the beginning. The info on lines and such has been very informative. Since I have been studying the Parti’s and the lines for the last few years. I’ve always wondered where the Nikko lines originated. While I couldn’t afford to spring for a Full Parti . I did however find a very nice little carrier boy with the CA. lines. And hope to next year to find a nice carrier female to go with him. I am proud to introduce my new boy Gizmo. |
[QUOTE=Nancy1999;2857867]:thumbup: I agree with this, and I believe that one of the reasons so many people can't see the differences between the Parti and the Biewer is that BOTH sides do not trace back, they are diluting the gene pool every time they breed back to the Yorkie, either with traditional yorkies or parti colored yorkies. By the way, for those who breed parti to biewer, why aren't the offspring called or sold as parti puppies instead of biewers? Is it only because they they can't be AKC registered?[/QUOTE] I bred my parti male to my Biewer female to produce a litter of Biewer Yorkies. I'm sorry...I don't know if you know anything about the German registries...but my club STILL accepts that pairing and DOES register the resulting pups as Biewers. |
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I'm really excited about him....:D |
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And yes one was shown. There are no dis-qualifications listed for biewers in the show ring...only faults which are weighed against the dog's other attributes. Dogs with one dark leg are shown all the time too. |
I have been googling Biewers since this thread started and reading as much as I can. I think I have found a site which explains some of the registries and recognizing "authorities" on them. For those of you with Biewers, is this accurate information?Biewer Frequently Asked Questions Thanks! |
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Until Germany closes the stud book...breeders who truly care about the Biewers future health have the right to breed a quality and health tested yorkie back into the lines. It has been done this way since the first Biewer was born. It wasn't until us Americans got a hold of it a mere 7 years ago that we felt we had the right to change the name, change the standard, etc...just to make it our own breed. It's a tri colored German Yorkie. It always has been!! If you choose to breed to a small gene pool, over and over...that is your right. I would never try and force my breeding philosophies on you or your clubs breeding practices. I am sure you will do the same for those who don't share your same views on the Biewer Yorkie. |
Can someone explain to me how an open or closed stud book affects breeding practices? Not being facitious, just asking for information... |
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Yes...many biewers being born today have none, or very little color on their bodies. Many do not have the symmetrical markings on the head either, with little to no white on the head and face. The Biewer standard calls for "Rather white or blue-white broken or closely blue absolute, or black, without brown coloring. Hair on the breast, pure white on the belly, and the legs. The head with White-blue-gold, symmetrical colored". I keep hearing over and over how the Biewer is different then the parti because it has a standard. Yet half the Biewers being born do not conform to the standard and should be neutered and spayed... not shown and bred. Just as many parti's are born with so-called Biewer markings. |
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