Biewer Terrier
About Biewer Terrier
Meet the Biewer Terrier, your delightful, new, small-sized companion packed with endless joy and love. These pups are playful bundles of charm decorated in a beautiful tri-color coat of silky hair, not fur, resembling a Yorkie. Did we mention their adorable ponytail-bow that gives them a unique, royal look?
Their appealing, gentle, and loving nature effortlessly melts hearts. However, Biewer Terriers are more than just beauty and style; they're also a little sporty. They love playtime and the peculiar little gallops they reserve for those special, energetic moments.
Biewers are also intelligent and eager learners, rising to any training challenge with enthusiasm. Their low-shedding coats require consistent grooming to keep them looking top-notch. But they'll reward your dedication with tons of snuggles and smiles.
What sets Biewer Terriers apart is their boundless loyalty, making you feel like the most special person in the world. And when they're not playing, don't be surprised to find them snuggled under the blanket as they immensely enjoy these comfy moments. Giving a Biewer Terrier a home means inviting a vibrant, loving whirlwind of happiness into your life. You're going to love being part of their team.
Interesting Facts
The Biewer Terrier is a fairly new breed, established only in the 1980s in Germany by a Yorkie-breeding couple, Werner and Gertrud Biewer.
The breed started as a happy accident when a Yorkshire Terrier pair owned by the Biewers produced a puppy with an unusual white, blue, and gold coat, which was different from the traditional blue and tan of Yorkshire terriers.
The first dog of this breed, named Schneeflöckchen von Friedheck, was so treasured by the Biewers that they decided to officially begin a separate breed line.
Unlike Yorkies, Biewer Terriers have a unique three-color coat which consists of blue (black), white, and tan, and is silky to the touch.
Despite their compact size, Biewer Terriers have a lively and adventurous spirit - they are known for their agility and they quickly excel in obedience and agility training.
Biewer Terrers are musically inclined. They have been known to enjoy music and some even sway or "dance" when they hear tunes!
The breed tends to develop a particularly close emotional bond with their human owners - they are known for being extremely loyal.
Biewer Terrier puppies are born with a black, white, and tan coat. The blue (black) parts of their coat lighten to blue as they age.
The Biewer Terrier's tail is traditionally left undocked, which is a silhouette feature setting apart from their Yorkshire Terrier relatives.
The proper pronunciation of "Biewer" often puzzles people. It's pronounced like "beaver", not "buyer" or "bewer".
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