Last Updated: March 10, 2010
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German Biewer Yorkshire a la Pom PonOriginated in Hunsruck, Germany in 1984, the Biewer (pronounced Bee-vair) is still a relatively rare breed outside its native country, but is quickly gaining international popularity and growth in North America.
Resembling to its very close cousin the Yorkie, the Biewer was created through a recessive piepald gene mutation through the Yorkshire Terrier.
Recognized at its own breed in 1989 the Biewer must weigh under 7 pounds and have three colors on its head (symmetrical in gold, white and/or black/blue), a white chest which should extend to the chin, 4 white legs, white tip tail, white belly, and a back that must be fully black or partially white and black.
The Biewer is an energetic, clever, and confident little dog in a small package.
At Absolute Biewer, we strive to keep our Biewers true to their breed and uphold their standard.
We only breed gorgeous, happy and healthy pets to families who want quality pets. We don’t take any shortcuts in providing for our home raised dogs and those rewards are passed on to YOU to recieve.
Our puppies are well adjusted, healthy, beautiful, and would make a wonderful addition to any loving home.
All our dogs are registered and were imported from Germany, America and Hungary. We are proud members of the original ‘Internationaler Biewer Yorkshire Terrier Club e. V.” of Germany.
And all our puppies certificate of Registration and Pedigree will be flown directly from Germany.
We are constantly taking the time, research and expense to create and refined the gene pool so expect big things for the future!
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Note to Prospective Buyers: Due to the accelerated growth of the Biewer, please do your research before purchasing a puppy. Unethical breeders are mixing Yorkshires with Maltese, Bichons, Chihuahuas, Terriers, etc. to create the white pigments on the coat and passing them off as “Biewer”.
Although, these dogs might also make lovely pets -please be aware of the difference! All imported or domestic offsprings should be registered with the German’s IBC or newly created North American’s BBCI which follows the standards set for the Biewer.
Located in British Columbia, Canada, we specialized in stunning Biewers Yorkshire Terrier. A rare toy breed originated in Germany, we breed for health, quality and temperament. For more information on our dogs and puppies, please browse through our website. ;
