Developed in Germany in  1984 the breed is still very new and difficult to come by both in its homeland and around the world.  Most of the Biewers in North America are direct imports from Germany. (pronounced BEE - vah)

Our Flame and Honey were imported directly from Germany in August 06 as puppies.  Callie is a California girl whose parents are German imports and came to us in July 06.  Our handsom boy, King,  joined our family in May '07 and is also imported from Germany.  Frankie joined our home in June '07. Frankie and King are proven studs with gentle loving temperaments. Frankie is American bred and is registered in Germany. They each have impecable pedigrees and are the foundation for our Biewer breeding program.  All are registered in Germany and also have their American registry.  They have earned both their National and their International Championships.

We passionately hold true to the original German standard written for this breed in honor of Mr. Biewer's commitment to the development of this fabulous breed.   We stand by his standard that he personally wrote, not the so called "new Universal" standard that has recently been altered by only one of the clubs in the U.S. who has diluted and relaxed their standard to allow unacceptable colors.  All other clubs, fanciers and breeders stand by the original standard requiring 3 colors on the head. Do not be fooled by this recently publicised marketing trick.

Our sires and dams have been DNA identified, health tested and are free of liver shunt and luxating patellas.  They are OFA certified.  Our puppies will be dual registered having German registeries as well as their American BBIR registry.  More Biewer information can be found on our "frequently asked questions" page.  Don't miss Mrs. Biewer's answers to questions from fanciers.

Biewer a la Pom Pon versus Parti Yorkie:

The Biewer is becomming widely recognized as a separate breed from the standard 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.   Many tri or parti Yorkies have white colors combined with other colors that appear random while others appear very similar to Biewer markings. Currently Parti Yorkies do not have a written standard and are considered a color variation of the Yorkshire Terrier and they are not recognized by AKC, nor considered a rare breed at this time. Parti Yorkies usually have a cropped tail, while the Biewer standard specifies long tail held higher than the back.