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Biewer

Another vanity breed that is simply the encouragement of traits disallowed by the Yorkshire Terrier standard (namely parti-colors and dogs with white). Far too easy and common for breeders to claim that their poorly bred or Yorkie crosses are actually Biewers. Always ask to see proof of German registry as that is the only registry currently available.

General Information

Group(s): Toy

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Questions to ask Breeder: http://www.digitaldog.com/breeder_questions.html - The Breeder Questions as listed here provided with explanations and answers you will want to be looking for!

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Without a rescue service offered by the organized effort of breeders and other fanciers of the breed it is difficult to believe that those involved in the breed are truly concerned about the dogs they are busy producing.

Other Resources

Breed standard:	A lack of a parent club means that there is no standard to indicate quality. Nor is there a clearing house for information regarding health concerns and other aspects CRITICAL to someone considering spending hundreds if not thousands of dollars on what is presumably a well bred pup.
Breeder Ethics:	A lack of a parent club means that there is no standard to indicate quality. Nor is there a clearing house for information regarding health concerns and other aspects CRITICAL to someone considering spending hundreds if not thousands of dollars on what is presumably a well bred pup.
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