little parti yorkie
 

I'm looking for someone that would love to purchase a little Parti yorkie. I have one that us going to stay to small to breed. She is so pretty!

What is a Parti yorki?

My question also???
 

Have no idea what a parti Yorkie is.:aimeeyork

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It's a tri colored yorkie. Like in my avatar.

You can go to my website posted below to learn about them.
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I'm interested
 

I have a boy Biewer and a girl Yorkie mix. I wanted a small girl since my other two are scared of other pups bigger than them. PM me, please.

You should post any dogs/puppies for sale in the "For Sale" section.

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Please spay her before selling. Many people will breed her without any consideration for her heath. It doesn't help to sell on limited registration, in this case, because some people are breeding Biewers with parti's and will just register the pups as Biewers.

I agree
 

last week at the groomers, a lady came in with a tiny Yorkie (super tiny) and she said the Yorkie had given birth to 4 pups, 2 died and one didn't look so well. We all looked at each other in shock. How can that tiny, little-girl be a mom? :eek:

The groomer said that her pups must be 2 inches long (she should know, she sells pups). We thought of how sad for that poor baby, to put her through that. Sad, sad...

Where are they registering the
 

Parti as a Biewer? From what I've read, and please correct me if I'm wrong, Biewers are registered in Germany where they have a standard. Partis can be registered as Parti Yorkies, here in the US. I don't think it would be that easy to register a Parti in Germany, where it counts to those who care, as a Biewer. And in the US, as far as I know, Biewers don't have a club.

Here in US many people mistake the Biewer for the 'Parti Yorkie.' People stop me often and ask me if my boy is a Parti, I say yes most of the time to save me the time and the 101 questions. But there are differences. Some of those differences are in the how much and the where of their color. From what I understand, parties can have the colors in uneven proportions and anywhere in the body.

Biewers have a certain percentage of the white and back/blue in the body (belly, neck and all 4 legs should be snow-white) and a certain percentage of the white, gold, black/blue in the face. And the tail plays a role as well (Biewer's tails are not docked). I did a lot of research when looking for my boy and so far I have been able to distinguish between them.

I don't follow clubs, so I wouldn't know if Partis are being registered as Biewers here or anywhere, but it does interest me because it means that some day the geniuses that stop me in the street will quit asking me, "what is that?" when looking at my boy. That would make me happy ;)

If a dog is sold with limited registration, the AKC wouldn't register the offspring, so they couldn't be registered as Parti's with the AKC. The Continental Kennel Club (CKC) and other registries will register the offspring anyway the breeder likes. Of course they couldn't register them as Biewers with the AKC, but they could register the dog with a breed club. There are three main Biewer clubs, of which I'm aware. Two of the main Biewer clubs do not believe in breeding Biewers with yorkies or parti's. Only one club allows this. There have been many arguments on whether the Biewer is the same or different than the Parti, there seems to be some evidence to support the fact that they are different, but until more is known, many don't believe that the two lines should be bred together, any differences would be watered down. Some clubs believe if you cannot trace both sides of the dog's lineage back to Germany, they are not truly a Biewer. My point is that this little girl needs protection, and there are too many breeders breeding merely for profit.

Let's not forget to mention that most...if not all of the original German registries (those that register Biewer Yorkies) still consider the Biewer Yorkie a tri Yorkshire Terrier, and still allows them to be bred back to the Yorkie...including the parti. :)

Here is a pic of my recent litter of two IBC registered Biewer Yorkie pups sired by an AKC parti yorkie. Proof is in the pudding...they breed true when bred together.
If all goes well...one of these boys will be held back to show as a Biewer Yorkie. :D

I agree, the little girl needs protection
 

I've seen the greed in MOST breeders, in fact I see it a lot. Thanks for the info on the other clubs, I know how they are frowned upon by Mrs. Gertrud and the club that follows her and her husband's standard. If you ask me, it's all too silly. But then again, I wasn't looking to breed so I didn't educate myself on the "exactly why not crossbreeding with another Yorkie?"

The one thing that I did appreciate was that the person I wanted to adopt from and that follows the standard asked a lot of me, even about my diet, references, and everything under the sun, to the point where I was getting angry. Then she explained and I understood why they were prying and I was okay with it. Made me feel like there are some people who really care about these babies ;)

You may want to look a bit closer at the standard .. I believe the one you're referring to was written by an American and only signed by Mrs. Biewer (so they say), well after Mr. Biewer passed away.

-Diana :animal-pa

Can't remember
 

the exact details. What I do remember hearing is that the only reason she agreed to support the club was to ensure that the standard would be preserved.

If what you say is the case, I would believe it may have been the other way around; Mrs. Gertrude wrote it and an American translated it ;) Sounds more logical to me. Knowing my people, they would've been very flexible on the standards. Not that Germans aren't, but that Mrs. Gertrude wasn't.'

Besides, if I remember correctly and if we're talking about the same thing, there was no American at the time in all those dealings in 1989. Remember, Biewers don't have a club here, so a standard here doesn't matter, they are not recognized as a separate breed, yet.

But, then again, what do I really know about all this???

Mrs. Gertrude loved her dogs, you could see it in the pictures, they were her children (I never met her personally, but pictures do speak louder than words). She was also very strict with the standards and only supported the club in order to preserve it, from what I heard.

Biewers were going to be bred anyway the way she and her late husband said not to. I don't believe that she would relaxed her strong belief after holding on to it for so long (?) I could be a financial move after the fact by the club. Adopting a Biewer carries a hefty price, I was looking at 6k for a boy at one point, not including travel and other (long story). So, I can imagine what's to happen without her, being that she must be advanced in age or just tired or fighting a losing battle---free-for-all.

One more thing, please don't quote me on any of this, I was just looking to adopt. I wasn't looking to do my thesis on Biewers :p or to become an authority on the subject or to breed---just a humble, mommy-wanna-be with the dream of a healthy, happy pup. And that's why I asked, read, communicated with everyone that would help me.

Some people lied to me, tried to stir me or influence me one way or another. Some were honest and helpful but I never asked for proof about the clubs or intentions of any particular person or thing that didn't really matter to me. So everything I said above is what I got from all that research I did :D for my ultimate goal---Nini & Nicky. I don't care about pedigree, I think it's all BS (I'm also a marketing major, so I know BS when I see it) I just want a beautiful, healthy, bouncy baby :thumbup:

Enjoy your dogs..