ADORABLEWHITEDREAM

The Sisters at 10 months of age. Left Fergie (Biewer Yorkshire á la Pom-Pon) and right Fanny (Biewer Yorkshire carrier), daughters of Memory.

Left Lucky (Biewer Yorkshire carrier) and right Akira (Biewer Yorkshire carrier)

Our thoughts on splitters a.k.a. Yorkshire Terrier (Biewer Yorkshire carrier)

Our first intent is to breed Biewer Yorkshire to Biewer Yorkshire. However, since there is still a lot of work to be done in order to achieve the same quality of Biewer Yorkies as in the beginning, we find it a must to breed the Yorkie back in to the Biewer Yorkie. Why? Because we love the appearance of a Yorkie and that's why I fell in love with the Biewer Yorkshire in the first place. Which means, that every breeding couple we mate is done with much thought by choosing the best partner, who'll be able to produce what we're hoping for. If this means we have to use a Yorkie, or even better a splitter to maintain our goal, then that's what we'll do. Please keep in mind that we only use the very best Yorkie bloodlines. In our splitters Lucky, Akira and Fanny(Biewer Yorkshire carriers) pedigrees you'll find the most famous Yorkie kennels with many multi champions:

Millmoor, Ozmilion, Aero, Pastoral, Nicnak, and Littlestar.

Go for quality instead of quantity!!

Here two Champion grandfathers of our Splitters (Biewer Yorkshire carriers)

Ch. Bodyguard of Padawi's

Ch. Littestar's Young Forever

Please note; If you mate a Splitter = Yorkshire (Biewer Yorkshire carrier) with a Biewer Yorkshire Terrier á la Pom-Pon there is no garantee to the outcome. It's a fairytale that by using a F2, F3 etc. etc. you have more chance of breeding full Biewer Yorkshire Terriers. If you're very lucky, you could have all Biewers Yorkshire Terriers in a litter but then again you may end up with only one or even none, just Splitters. Go for quality instead of quantity!!!!

(take a look below for all the possible matings and the offspring you can expect)

Mating

Offspring

Biewer Yorkshire x Biewer Yorkshire

Biewer Yorkshire

Biewer Yorkshire x Yorkshire

Yorkshire (Biewer carrier) F1

Biewer Yorkshire x Yorkshire (Biewer carrier) F1

Biewer Yorkshire + Yorkshire (Biewer carrier) F2, F3 etc.

Yorkshire (Biewer carrier) x Yorkshire (Biewer carrier)

Biewer Yorkshire + Yorkshire (Biewer carrier) + Yorkshire

We know that the BTCA in the USA doesn't agree on our point of view but bare in mind that we do breed Biewer Yorkshire á la Pom-Pon, registered with the worldwide first, largest and leading Biewer club, the IBC in Germany. They are the only Biewer Yorkshire club who go back to the beginning and who have the original ACH studbooks from the first Friedheck Biewer Yorkshire á la Pom-Pon. Don’t be fooled into believing that Biewers are not YORKSHIRE Terriers. ALL of the German Biewer Yorkies originated from registered YORKSHIRE Terriers of what is considered normal colour and pattern for the Yorkshire Terrier. The BTCA, established just a few years ago, took it upon themselves to create their own new standard which allows larger dogs with a tea cup tail carriage, totally different to the original Biewer Yorkshire á la Pom-Pon. Biewer Yorkshires are 5-7 pounds in size and there are no other specified size categories in ANY registry. Also where it's not allowed to use Yorkies in your breeding program. In other words, a different breed (Biewer Terrier) all together with where some have little to nothing in common with the original Biewer Yorkshire á la Pom-Pon and for this reason should be excluded from any breeding program. We ourselves prefer to invest more time and effort into bringing in dogs we like, (even more important, ones we can rely on). We're sure it will be worth it in the long run, when the results are here in a couple of generations. Our goal is to breed the Biewer Yorkshire á la Pom-Pon as they were up to around the mid nineties, small yorkies but then with the Biewer Yorkshire colouring. As of 2009 all Yorkshire Terrier splitters will be indicated with the IBC as Yorkshire Terrier (Biewer Yorkshire carrier) on their pedigrees.

We've seen Biewers for sale in the USA and Germany and must admit, we weren't happy with what we saw. There are Biewers for sale who have absolutely nothing in common with a Biewer Yorkshire á la Pom-Pon ( floppy or bunny ears, little to no tan/gold, coarse coats etc.) This is for us reason enough to continue trying our very best to better the breed by doing whatever is necessary. For any further questions or views concerning this matter, please feel free to contact us. aica@planet.nl

Below two examples of Biewer Yorkshire Terriers bred from a F1 carrier parent

Forever Love of Adorable White Dream (Fergie) 10 months old

Snow Princess Gucci of Adorable White Dream 7 months old