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Question - do parti's have ticking on their bodies? Pigmented spots? As puppies a biewer may have a white saddle and spots of color may be seen on their skin...eventually hair in these spots grows out black...leaving streaks within the white. |
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Yes the parti's spot in the same way. Here is a picture of my AKC parti boy after I scalped him. He is covered in spots. |
The Parti colored Yorkie can show in our shows, she would be judged against the FCI standards (FCI - Fédération Cynologique Internationale) Brooke Bridegum IABCA International Dog Shows |
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Copied and pasted from the link above providing the FCI standard. The color “steel blue” is defined exactly: the silky, straight and shiny coat reflects a bluish shimmer in sunlight. Steel blue may range from a darker to a lighter color, but not silver. A woolly, cottony, or wavy coat is not allowed, nor is a coat with champagne or white hair. Often a middle to dark anthracite is confused with steel blue (Yorkies with the former have hardly a correct tan). A Yorkshire Terrier of at least 24-30 months whose tan is already correctly shaded with gold and without grey hair usually hat a slightly lighter steel blue. In IABCA shows...the dogs are judged against the standard and are awarded ratings or grades...with that stipulation in the standard I'm not certain a judge would award a V1 rating. Frankly I'm amazed that you received a reply to an email that quickly....there is a decided lack of customer service on their part. How many here have shown their partis? |
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And yeah...he's naked alright. |
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It started out black but broke to a dark steal blue. Here is a pic of his spots starting to grow out. |
All I know they are both beautiful. I have been reading this and alot of other things trying to learn. It is really complicated... |
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The AKC has a different set of criteria for starting a new breed, so the Biewers are in a bit of a pickle. And now since part of the Biewer people claim that there is another breed mixed in and the other part says no they are yorkies, it makes it really bad for them. At least with the partis we all agree what they are, well so far anyway, I suppose that could change.. |
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It may onot be in my lifetime, but it will change, even if they just add a separate category for them. |
I suppose. But based on that statement by the YTCA, I presume no one with the desire would ever be elected to the board. |
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I do not know of anyone (yet) that has shown their partis, but can tell you that I would have been interested in showing Livi if I had known that I could. Tammy |
Bchgirl, since you have biewers can you tell me the names of the 4 dogs that the clubs think Mr biewer purchased from Streamglen, because from what i have read I get separate dogs |
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The only thing in life that never changes is "the fact that everything changes". |
When the numbers of partis and and owners change, it will change. Majority rules |
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And how would you propose to go a separate breed route? They are yorkshire terriers and they cant be registered as a Biewer. |
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I have no idea how you would go about it. I'm just saying, if the parent club says they aren't yorkies, then the chances of 'getting in' are nil. |
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Exactly, They are just not the color the YTCA wants. |
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"Yorkies do not have white markings…never have" and etc read to me as though there is no possibility that a pure Yorkshire terrier can have white markings on the saddle. That's why I thought the 'seperate breed' route would be a better battle. |
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It does not state that they are not yorkies............. and they only print the history parts that suits them. There were white yorkies in the 1800's |
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