Biewer-Yorkie

Animal welfare relevant breed

Other names

Biewer Yorkshire Terrier

Life expectancy

15 years

Age adult

7 months

Height (Shoulder height)

24 cm

Weight

3 kg

Coat texture

long-haired / silky

Coat color

tricolor (black, gold, white or blue, white, gold)

Common illnesses

patellar dislocation / thyroid diseases (mostly hypothyreosis) / kidney disease / teeth problems / malignant hyperthermia / Breeding relevant to animal welfare / watery eyes / open fontanel / joint disease / gastrointestinal problems / L-2-Hydroxyglutaric aciduria

Food expenses per month in €

about € 13

Suitable for children

Rather yes

Needs a garden

Rather not

Hunting motivated / needs alternative employment

Rather not

First dog suitable

Rather yes

Allergy friendly

Rather not

Athletic

Atletic

Attention

Needs much attention

Care and grooming

Medium grooming effort

Eager to learn

Medium

Exercise

Needs more exercise

Nature

happy / playful / clingy / lively / attentive / cheeky, fresh

Bred for

companion dog

Common illnesses

patellar dislocation / thyroid diseases (mostly hypothyreosis) / kidney disease / teeth problems / malignant hyperthermia / Breeding relevant to animal welfare / watery eyes / open fontanel / joint disease / gastrointestinal problems / L-2-Hydroxyglutaric aciduria

Dog type according to FCI

not FCI approved

FCI description

Not FCI Approved

Short description

The Biewer Yorkie is quite similar to the Yorkshire Terrier in nature. Characteristic is his outstanding courage. He is persistent and loving.

This information is indicative and adheres to the breed standard. Each animal is an individual and has a personal character, as well as its own needs. Thus, a breed is not a guarantee of certain behaviors, etc.