The Story of the Biewer Terrier From Its Beginnings to AKC Registration
🐾 Meet the Biewer Terrier Yorkie
They are the Perfect Family Companion
🐶 About the Biewer Terrier
The Biewer Terrier (pronounced “Bee-vair”) is a rare and elegant toy breed, developed from the Yorkshire Terrier in the 1980s in Germany. Recognized for their unique tri-color coat — usually white, black/blue, and gold — Biewer Terriers are tiny bundles of joy with huge personalities.
- Weight: 4 to 8 lbs
- Lifespan: 12–16 years
- Coat: Silky, straight hair (not fur!)
- AKC Group: Toy Group
💕 Temperament: Sweet, Social & Smart
Biewer Terriers are loved for their:
✔️ Friendly & affectionate nature
✔️ Loyal companionship
✔️ Intelligent & playful attitude
✔️ Great compatibility with kids & other pets
They're confident little dogs who enjoy cuddling as much as they love playtime. Their cheerful personality makes them excellent emotional support companions, too.
🧼 Yorkie Care Tips for Your Biewer
Grooming:
- Daily brushing for long coats
- Regular baths (every 2–3 weeks)
- Short “puppy cuts” make maintenance easier
Exercise:
- Short daily walks
- Playtime indoors or in the yard
- Mental stimulation (puzzle toys, training)
Feeding:
- High-quality, small-breed food
- 2–3 meals per day
- Monitor for hypoglycemia in puppies
Health Watch:
- Patellar luxation
- Dental care is a must
- Regular vet checkups are recommended
🏡 Biewers & Family Life
The Biewer Terrier fits beautifully into many home environments:
👨👩👧👦 Families with Children: Gentle enough for kids (supervise play due to their size)
👵👴 Seniors: Loyal lapdog with manageable energy levels
🏙️ Apartments or Homes: Adaptable as long as they’re exercised and loved
🐾 Other Pets: Generally good with cats and dogs when socialized
The Biewer Terrier is an alert and affectionate breed. They’re not overly yappy, and their loving nature means they'll often be found following you around the house, ready to provide companionship and love.
💰 Cost of a Biewer Terrier
Expect to pay: The average price for a good-quality Biewer is $3500. Costs can be less or more. Always buy from a reputable breeder who provides health guarantees, vet records, and transparency. Avoid backyard breeders and pet mills.
💡 Is a Biewer Right for You?
If you want a small, intelligent, affectionate companion who fits in nearly any household, the Biewer Terrier Yorkie could be your perfect match. They thrive on love, attention, and being part of your everyday life.
Denali, pictured above, arrived from Texas as a tiny bundle of fluff and immediately stole my heart. Her sweet personality, beautiful coat, and loving nature made her everything I had hoped for in a Biewer Terrier. Today she is one of the treasured foundations of my Yorkie breeding program and has passed her wonderful temperament on to her puppies.
Biewers are not always Small. What Happened Here?
Sugar, Biewer Terrier Yorkie
Sugar, Biewer Terrier Yorkie
Sugar, Biewer Terrier Yorkie
She is from Denali and Jaxon, 2026. DOB 12/30/25. When considering Yorkie breeding, it's important to note that Mom weighed 6 1/2 lb. and Dad, Jaxon, weighed 4 1/2 lb. These weights are essential for proper Yorkie care tips to ensure healthy puppies.
Sugar is growing up
Sugar, Biewer Terrier Yorkie
Sugar, Biewer Terrier Yorkie
This is one of her first times outside, which is a great opportunity for Yorkie breeding, allowing her to experience new environments while also providing essential Yorkie care tips to ensure her comfort.
Sugar is now 8 months old
Sugar is now 8 months old
Sugar is now 8 months old
She doesn't mind grooming, which is essential for Yorkie care tips. She has a very thick coat that is easy to maintain. She was so fluffy and hot that I decided it was time for a new haircut.
She is already pushing 8 lbs.
Getting her ears to stand was a bit of a challenge, which is why the hair is short there. But it will grow, especi
She doesn't mind grooming, which is essential for Yorkie care tips. She has a very thick coat that is easy to maintain. She was so fluffy and hot that I decided it was time for a new haircut.
She is already pushing 8 lbs.
Getting her ears to stand was a bit of a challenge, which is why the hair is short there. But it will grow, especially with proper care, which is vital for successful Yorkie breeding.
Now she is taking a nap
Sugar is now 8 months old
Sugar is now 8 months old
Sugar started as a big girl. She was breech at birth and difficult to get out. At her adult weight, she is charting at 9 1/2 lbs, but she is well-proportioned for her size. As a lovely example of Yorkie breeding, she is the most loving, shy girl, making her a perfect candidate for anyone interested in Yorkie care tips.