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Biewer Breed Standard (Of Germany)

We believe and follow the Biewer Breed Standard of Germany. We feel the history and standard is most important from where this beautiful breed began.Therefore, we use only the Biewer Breed Standard of Germany. Many have changed the Breed Standard within their club to suit their needs of their breeding programs, however,we feel it is of utmost importance to continue the Standard created by the creator, Mr. Biewer. Please do not be fooled by variations and additions/deductions of this standard by breeders looking to suit their breeding program vs. their breeding program fitting the true German Standards of this breed.
Like all kind, this breed does have its heritage and history and no attempt should be made to change it.
 

Biewer Standard of Germany

Founded in 2003

INFO:
Translated from the UCI Standard of Germany

UCI Reference No 00 / 490

ORIGIN: Germany

GENERAL APPEARANCE: That of a long-haired toy terrier whose hair hangs evenly and straight down each side of the

body, and from the base of the skull to the end of the tail. The animal should be very compact and neat. The tail should be

carried up. The outlines should give the impression of a powerful and well proportioned body.

HEAD AND SKULL: The head should be rather small and flat, not too propionate round in the skull, nor the muzzle too long

with an absolute black nose. The hair on the head is long with colors: white-blue-gold, symmetrically colored.

EYES: Medium size, dark and sparkling with a sharp intelligent expression and placed in a way that they look straight. They

shall not be too prominent and the eye rims should be of a dark color.

EARS: -Small V shaped ears, that are carried erect, and set not too far apart, covered with a short hair.

TEETH: The teeth should be all the same. Either a scissor bite or level bite is acceptable. Premolar faults are tolerated.

FORELEGS: - The legs should be totally straight, well covered with hair.

HIND LEGS Legs rather straight, well muscled, and well covered with hair.

BODY: Very compact with well formed hips, and a level back line.

TAIL: A complete tail, with lots of hair, carried slightly higher than the level of the back.

FEET: As rounded as possible, with toenails being white or black.

COAT: The hair on the body has a length ¾ down the sides of the dog, or long enough to reach the ground, and is absolutely

straight (not wooly), shiny like silk and of fine silky texture, without an undercoat.

Coloring of the coat of the trunk, and the head piece are as follows:

Rather white or blue-white broken or closely blue absolute, or black, without brown coloring. Hair on the breast, pure white on

the belly, and the legs. The head with White-blue-gold, symmetrical colored.

WEIGHT & HEIGHT: Up to 22 cm in height and a weight of about 3.1 kg.

FAULTS: Any and all differences within this breed standard.

Light colored eyes or eye rims.

Light colored nostrils.

Any ear that is not erect. An over or undershot bite.

Wavy or curly hair.

Please Note: As of May 2002 Germany enacted the Animal Protection Dog Regulations

(TIERSCHUTZ-HUNDEVERORDNUNG) in which it is NOW ILLEGAL to dock tails or ears, therefore any docking of tails

and ears on the Bierwer is considered FORBIDDEN in Germany. So ALL Biewer’s imported, and shown in the USA must

have Uncropped tails and ears. This standard depicts the original standard, but we will enforce the current new restrictions

enacted from Germany. Any Biewer shown in the United States or Germany must now be shown in its natural state. Any

Biewer with cropped wears or tails will be disqualified.

Biewer a la Pom Pon versus American Parti Yorkie  The Biewer is recognized as a separate breed from the well known Yorkshire Terrier.  Biewers are sometimes confused with  tri-colored or Parti Yorkies.  The difference is that the Biewer is bred to a strict standard, the colors have a set pattern and they are a recognized rare breed in the United States and abroad.   Many tri or parti Yorkies have white colors combined with other colors that most often appear random while others appear very similar to Biewer markings. Currently Parti Yorkies do not have a recognised written breed standard and are considered a disqualified color variation of the Yorkshire Terrier and they are not allowed to compete AKC conformation shows., nor are they considered a separate breed at this time. Parti Yorkies usually have a cropped tail, while the Biewer standard specifies full uncropped tail held higher than the back.