See more pictures @ A Heart's Wisper.
Biewer Terriers are hypoallergenic resulting in almost none to very few Allergic reactions. All breeds still produce allergens, however, scientists debate that dogs with coats rather than fur are purportedly more compatible with allergic people.
Biewer Terriers don't shed fur because they do not have fur, but have hair similar to humans. Nonetheless they might have the single hair or two on a brush when they are brushed. Because these dogs don't shed, the allergy-causing dander that sticks to their coats doesn't get released into the air or onto the floor as much as with a shedding dog.
It should be mentioned that when the coats of hybridized Yorkshire Terriers (also referred to as exotic) were inspected as adults, and from reports of unhappy clients; there were hybridized Yorkies that shed due to an under coat being comprised of fur. Breeders of hybridized Yorkies do not understand that a specific protein could be expressed from a gene that causes these dogs to produce more intense allergens. It is recommended that if you are sensitive to allergens that a traditional Yorkie and not an hybridized Yorkie should be bought from a reputable breeder, due to the reductions in allergens as the traditional Yorkie does not have a fur coat.
Biewer Terriers is hypoallergenic, wat amper geen tot baie min allergiese reaksies tot gevolg het. Alle rasse produseer steeds allergene, maar wetenskaplikes voer aan dat honde met jasse eerder as pels na bewering meer versoenbaar is met allergiese mense.
Biewer Terriers vergooi nie pels nie omdat hulle nie pels het nie, maar hare het soos mense. Desondanks kan hulle wel ‘n paar hare op 'n borsel kry wanneer hulle geborsel word. Sodoende word die allergiese patogene wat aan hul hare vassit, nie in die lug of op die vloer vrygelaat , soos met 'n hond wat wel ‘n pels het nie.
Daar behoort kennis geneem te word dat die pels van gehibrideerde Yorkshire Terriers (ook eksoties genoem) as volwassenes geïnspekteer was en uit kennisgewing van ongelukkige kliënte; daar wel van die gehibrideerde Yorkies (eksoties yorkies) was wat a.g.v 'n onderlaag wat uit pels bestaan, die pels verloor. telers van verbasterde Yorkies verstaan nie dat 'n spesifieke proteïen uitgedruk word uit 'n geen wat veroorsaak dat hierdie honde meer intense allergene produseer nie. Dus as jy of jou kinders meer sensitief is vir allergene, 'n tradisionele Yorkie en nie 'n gehibrideerde Yorkie nie, straks beter by jou sal pas aangesien opregte Yorkshire terriers en Biewer Terriers min of meer dieselfde tekstuur in hare het.
Biewer Terrier pictures on this website are exclusively from Autentically bred Biewers Terriers. We do not source pictures from pinterest, websites or any other source material like google images.
Many breeders and scammers have used photographs and the Eljemelo slogan of 20 years (We breed um cuz we luv um!) to advertise their kennels. Some have even done this on the KUSA website. We are flattered that they consider our dogs as the very best. However, we wonder why they don’t use pictures of their own dogs? Is this misleading to their clients?
The first trace to the meaning of the word genealogy is in the foundation "gene," as in "passed on through the genes." Add to that the suffix -logy, which means "study," and you get genealogy, the study of an origin. Knowing the genealogy is indispensable for breeders and persons who take a real interest in their pets or breeding animal’s heritage. It has factual advantages, especially when it comes to medical and genetic history.
So what does it mean when breeders talk about their bloodlines and ancestor bloodlines?
This depends on the morality of a breeder who shows, saying that their dogs have champion lines usually means that the puppy's parents and or grandparents and even great grandparents, were show dogs and the breeder is trying hard to reproduce good quality dogs that look the way the breed according to the breed standard is supposed to by breeding dogs that won champion titles. But remember there are breeders who could not be bothered to show, that breed potential champions time after time. Use your own judgment here and follow the track record of such a breeder.
Watch out for the breeder who is just trying to enhance the sales price of puppies by saying that they breed the best bloodlines, champion bloodlines, or imported champion bloodlines, it might mean one ancestor a couple of generations back has a winner title.
When do you get a Champion? When winning the correct number of points. After defeating other animals of the same breed, under different judges. This will earn a champion or best in show title.
Since 2015 we do not breed Yorkshire Terriers, only authentic Biewer Terriers. There is a difference between the two breeds, Biewer Terriers are not white Yorkshire Terriers or also called exotic Yorkshire terriers. These dogs are designer or fashionable and should be bought with thoughtfulness to avoid the risk of disappointment. However, if you are looking for a Yorkshire Terrier we can recommend an ethical Traditional Yorkshire Terrier breeder.
Confirmation of the two different breeds can be found on the KUSA website, which is the only licit South African FCI register.
See more pictures @ A Heart's Wisper.
Biewer Terriers are hypoallergenic resulting in almost none to very few Allergic reactions. All breeds still produce allergens, however, scientists debate that dogs with coats rather than fur are purportedly more compatible with allergic people.
Biewer Terriers don't shed fur because they do not have fur, but have hair similar to humans. Nonetheless they might have the single hair or two on a brush when they are brushed. Because these dogs don't shed, the allergy-causing dander that sticks to their coats doesn't get released into the air or onto the floor as much as with a shedding dog.
It should be mentioned that when the coats of hybridized Yorkshire Terriers (also referred to as exotic) were inspected as adults, and from reports of unhappy clients; there were hybridized Yorkies that shed due to an under coat being comprised of fur. Breeders of hybridized Yorkies do not understand that a specific protein could be expressed from a gene that causes these dogs to produce more intense allergens. It is recommended that if you are sensitive to allergens that a traditional Yorkie and not an hybridized Yorkie should be bought from a reputable breeder, due to the reductions in allergens as the traditional Yorkie does not have a fur coat.
Biewer Terriers is hypoallergenic, wat amper geen tot baie min allergiese reaksies tot gevolg het. Alle rasse produseer steeds allergene, maar wetenskaplikes voer aan dat honde met jasse eerder as pels na bewering meer versoenbaar is met allergiese mense.
Biewer Terriers vergooi nie pels nie omdat hulle nie pels het nie, maar hare het soos mense. Desondanks kan hulle wel ‘n paar hare op 'n borsel kry wanneer hulle geborsel word. Sodoende word die allergiese patogene wat aan hul hare vassit, nie in die lug of op die vloer vrygelaat , soos met 'n hond wat wel ‘n pels het nie.
Daar behoort kennis geneem te word dat die pels van gehibrideerde Yorkshire Terriers (ook eksoties genoem) as volwassenes geïnspekteer was en uit kennisgewing van ongelukkige kliënte; daar wel van die gehibrideerde Yorkies (eksoties yorkies) was wat a.g.v 'n onderlaag wat uit pels bestaan, die pels verloor. telers van verbasterde Yorkies verstaan nie dat 'n spesifieke proteïen uitgedruk word uit 'n geen wat veroorsaak dat hierdie honde meer intense allergene produseer nie. Dus as jy of jou kinders meer sensitief is vir allergene, 'n tradisionele Yorkie en nie 'n gehibrideerde Yorkie nie, straks beter by jou sal pas aangesien opregte Yorkshire terriers en Biewer Terriers min of meer dieselfde tekstuur in hare het.
Biewer Terrier pictures on this website are exclusively from Autentically bred Biewers Terriers. We do not source pictures from pinterest, websites or any other source material like google images.
Many breeders and scammers have used photographs and the Eljemelo slogan of 20 years (We breed um cuz we luv um!) to advertise their kennels. Some have even done this on the KUSA website. We are flattered that they consider our dogs as the very best. However, we wonder why they don’t use pictures of their own dogs? Is this misleading to their clients?
The first trace to the meaning of the word genealogy is in the foundation "gene," as in "passed on through the genes." Add to that the suffix -logy, which means "study," and you get genealogy, the study of an origin. Knowing the genealogy is indispensable for breeders and persons who take a real interest in their pets or breeding animal’s heritage. It has factual advantages, especially when it comes to medical and genetic history.
So what does it mean when breeders talk about their bloodlines and ancestor bloodlines?
This depends on the morality of a breeder who shows, saying that their dogs have champion lines usually means that the puppy's parents and or grandparents and even great grandparents, were show dogs and the breeder is trying hard to reproduce good quality dogs that look the way the breed according to the breed standard is supposed to by breeding dogs that won champion titles. But remember there are breeders who could not be bothered to show, that breed potential champions time after time. Use your own judgment here and follow the track record of such a breeder.
Watch out for the breeder who is just trying to enhance the sales price of puppies by saying that they breed the best bloodlines, champion bloodlines, or imported champion bloodlines, it might mean one ancestor a couple of generations back has a winner title.
When do you get a Champion? When winning the correct number of points. After defeating other animals of the same breed, under different judges. This will earn a champion or best in show title.
Since 2015 we do not breed Yorkshire Terriers, only authentic Biewer Terriers. There is a difference between the two breeds, Biewer Terriers are not white Yorkshire Terriers or also called exotic Yorkshire terriers. These dogs are designer or fashionable and should be bought with thoughtfulness to avoid the risk of disappointment. However, if you are looking for a Yorkshire Terrier we can recommend an ethical Traditional Yorkshire Terrier breeder.
Confirmation of the two different breeds can be found on the KUSA website, which is the only licit South African FCI register.
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