BIEWER YORKSHIRE TERRIER
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Above is First Standard for the Biewer Yorkshire a la Pom Pon created and signed
by Herr Werner Biewer - November 1989 -
by Herr Werner Biewer - November 1989 -
Biewer Yorkshire Terrier German Standard
Last Signed Standard for the Biewer Yorkshire Terrier Standard by Frau Gertrude Biewer. -May 2002- German Copy.
Biewer Yorkshire Terrier: (translated to English from the above German IBC Standard)
General Appearance: the smallest terrier that owns a long rich coat thats parted on the back.
Head: small and flat, by no means round or strongly formed, short catch, deep black nose, eyes medium and dark with intelligent expression, small ears, V-shaped, standing with short, full hair, hair on head and chin.
Neck: short, not strong.
Hull: very compact with straight backline, well-formed loin.
Limbs: completely straight, very luxuriant, covered with hair, paws round.
Tail: undocked, abundantly hairy, worn slightly higher than the backline.
Hair: medium length on the body, smooth, silky and shiny.
Color:
The Biewer Yorkshire Terrier must have 3 colors: blue or black/white/gold. The dog must have a white neck (brace). The white breast color is of coarse as well as the 4 white legs. The white color of the chest goes down to the neck, also white to the chin. In preface, the white color is not necessary. The face color should be set of dark with tan.
*The aforementioned Standard was translated from German to English (which the German Standard is posted below) and obtained from the German Registry to be the Only Standard for the Biewer Yorkshire Terrier and was signed by Gertrude Werner on 11/02/2007 and declared to be valid. *There has never been another changed version since.*
**From IBC
General Appearance: the smallest terrier that owns a long rich coat thats parted on the back.
Head: small and flat, by no means round or strongly formed, short catch, deep black nose, eyes medium and dark with intelligent expression, small ears, V-shaped, standing with short, full hair, hair on head and chin.
Neck: short, not strong.
Hull: very compact with straight backline, well-formed loin.
Limbs: completely straight, very luxuriant, covered with hair, paws round.
Tail: undocked, abundantly hairy, worn slightly higher than the backline.
Hair: medium length on the body, smooth, silky and shiny.
Color:
- Head: white-blue/black-gold, symmetrically colored.
- Outer Coat: blue/white, broken or closed, blue/black with white frill, no gold (tan) in top coat.
- Legs: legs, and belly and chest hair white.
The Biewer Yorkshire Terrier must have 3 colors: blue or black/white/gold. The dog must have a white neck (brace). The white breast color is of coarse as well as the 4 white legs. The white color of the chest goes down to the neck, also white to the chin. In preface, the white color is not necessary. The face color should be set of dark with tan.
- Size: up to 22 cm. Weight: about 3.1 Kg.
- Character and Suitability: a delightful, lively, cheerful, affectionate, intelligent and self-confident dog bred as a domestic dog, not only a pet, but lap dog. His hair requires careful care.
*The aforementioned Standard was translated from German to English (which the German Standard is posted below) and obtained from the German Registry to be the Only Standard for the Biewer Yorkshire Terrier and was signed by Gertrude Werner on 11/02/2007 and declared to be valid. *There has never been another changed version since.*
**From IBC
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