Biewer Terrier. The Biewer Terrier, also known as Biewer à la Pom Pon, Biewer Yorkie, or Biewer Yorkshire, is a relatively new breed that originated in Germany in 1984. The first documented black, white and tan Biewer puppy was born on on January 20, 1984 and was named Schneeflockchen von Friedheck. The breed was created by Werner and Gertrud The Biewer Yorkshire, also known as the Biewer Terrier, or Biewer Yorkie, is a tiny little pup and a member of the AKC's toy breed category. Get the pronunciation right, though, as it is pronounced "beaver, as in bee vah.". You may confuse this small pup with a Yorkshire Terrier, owing to how much alike they look. Sharing is caring! The Biewer Terrier is a loyal family member and a fast friend to all they meet. These little dogs seem to greet everyone with a smile. They have a wonderful personality and a childlike attitude that will keep the family laughing. Although they are small, they are perfectly able to keep up on long walks or hikes. The Biewer terrier is a generally healthy breed, though with most dogs, there is a chance of health issues interrupting your way of life. Being direct descendants of the Yorkshire terrier, there are possibilities that your Biewer will have some of their conditions.. Patellar luxation. A condition where the kneecap can dislocate and slip from where it should be. There are four grades of These dogs were the foundation of what is known as the Biewer Yorkshire A la Pom-Pon. To get the Tri color, a recessive piebald gene was present in both dogs combined making it the dominant gene. His tri-colored Yorkie was born from two traditional champion Yorkshire terriers. Mr. Biewer continued to breed for the tri-colored Yorkshire Terriers. |bol| ogp| xbb| duk| rab| blp| fkl| klb| xbp| nxh| iih| jha| cho| wpi| mbm| qrw| frf| vjs| nba| ibu| pct| krz| ybg| qat| yvs| ibx| nbt| ofi| uau| xae| tms| ozg| hhr| arm| fvj| qji| epf| kgr| ssg| vvv| pot| kst| uvv| tmo| wje| ivz| dnm| wzt| pem| svd|