Biewer Terrier dog training guide - Playful, Whimsical, Loyal Toy breed from Germany
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Biewer Terrier

Also known as: Biewer Yorkshire Terrier, Biewer Yorkie, Biewer a la Pom Pon

Origin: Germany

PlayfulWhimsicalLoyalFriendlyDevoted

Size

Toy

Weight

2-4 kg (4-8 lbs)

Life Expectancy

16-16 years

Energy

Moderate

Trainability

Moderate

Barking

Moderate

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Compatibility

Children
High
Other Dogs
High
Strangers
High
Cats
High
🏢 Apartment Friendly

History & Origin

Developed in Germany in 1984 by Werner and Gertrud Biewer from Yorkshire Terriers carrying the piebald gene. One of the newest AKC-recognized breeds (2021).

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Training Tips

Consistent Routine

Thrives on routine. Establish consistent training schedule from puppyhood.

Positive Reinforcement

Responds best to reward-based training. Food and praise are effective motivators.

Socialization Important

Friendly by nature but benefits from early socialization to maintain confidence.

Common Health Considerations

Luxating Patella

Moderate

Kneecap problems common in small breeds

Hypoglycemia

Moderate

Low blood sugar, especially in puppies

GI Sensitivity

Mild

Sensitive digestive system requiring careful diet

Care Requirements

Exercise Needs

30 minutes daily. Walks and indoor play.

Grooming Needs

High maintenance. Daily brushing for long coat. Regular professional grooming recommended.

Drooling Level

Coat & Colors

Coat Type

LongSilkySingle coat

Common Colors

White with Black and GoldWhite with Blue and Gold

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