Biewer Terrier

We strive to breed healthy, beautiful, quality Biewers. Our dogs are all health tested for luxatting patellae (OFA), liver shunt/liver panel tested, and DNA certified. Our dogs are our pets first and live and play in our home with our children. Puppies are raised and handled from day one by me and my young children so they are well socialized by the time they are ready to go to their new homes. We are proud to be members of the Biewer Breed Club International (BBCI) that is working to get the Biewer recognized by American clubs by keeping impeccable records, recording a studbook and registering puppies. The BBCI believes in only breeding Biewer-to-Biewer so that the lines stay pure and true. PLease visit our website for more info and feel free to contact us.

The Biewer Terrier Club of America is a non-profit organization comprised of both National and International members. Most of our members are breeders and exhibitors, although it is not necessary to be either in order to join. The diversity of our members is an asset to the club as some members have opted to train their dogs in the fields of service and therapy work in addition to the show ring and breeding programs. The rewards reaped by such work are insurmountable. Whether you are a breeder or a pet owner, the love of the Biewer Terrier is the common bond of this club. The majority of the club member breeders have been breeding Yorkies for over 10 to 15 years and are quite knowledgeable with the health issues associated with the Yorkshire Terrier breed and other small breed dogs in general. This experience is invaluable when it comes to breeding, whelping and caring for the dogs. Before acquiring their Biewer Terriers our breeders conducted extensive research on this breed in order to produce the healthiest, best quality Biewer offspring possible. Our members have a variety of top champion blood lines amongst them and will be working together to ensure that they are not breeding the same lines too closely. In order to petition the AKC, and UKC , it is necessary for a parent club to be established. Not only is it the responsibility of the parent club to preserve and protect its breed but it is also responsible for the education on the standard of the breed and to see to the health and welfare of the breed. The Biewer Terrier Club, BTCA, is run by a board elected by its members and welcomes and encourages the input of all of its members. In order to become a member you must be 18 years of age or older. Anyone meeting the requirements may apply for membership. Once you have applied your application will be put before the board members for consideration. Once approved you will be sent a letter of acknowledgment and your yearly dues will be collected at that time. BTCA meetings will be held at the time of a dog show, other general gatherings or over the Internet due to the diverse locations of our members. It is the obligation and responsibility of a breeder to put together a first rate and ethical breeding program. By studying the health issues, character traits and history associated with the Biewer Terrier, the ultimate goal is to produce the best quality puppies possible. The code of ethics and breeding rules are examples of what every good breeder does to ensure that you receive a happy, healthy, well socialized puppy.