The love & companionship of a Biewer Terrier is MAGICAL.

 The  Biewer Terrier is a wonderful, small, hypoallergenic, rare breed with a  delightful childlike personality that loves to entertain and love you. 

 "The history of the Biewer-Yorkshire a la Pom Pon only goes back for 20  years. It's a very beautiful, lovable race who finally should be shown  from his best side to clear all the speculations and unclearnesses.
The 20 of January in 1984 a new Yorkie-breed, developed from a  mutation, was born. It was the climax of 20 years successfully breeding  by Gertrud and Werner Biewer. The parentage of the newborn were "Darling  von Friedheck", worldjuvenile-champion 1981 in Dortmund and "Fru-Fru  von Friedheck*, worldjuvenile-champion 1981 in Dortmund (Germany). This  two gave birth to the first white-blue-gold Yorki - "Schneeflöckchen von  Friedheck".
 

Out of this chance, Family Blewer breeded their coloured Yorkis.  The name Biewer-Yorki comes from Gertrud and Werner's family-name  Biewer. But how did the name "a la Pom Pon" dovelop? "A la Pom Pon* is  french and means "ball-tangle", higgledy-piggledy just like his coat.
Unfortunatety Werner Blewer died in 1997, his wife Gertrud Blower lives now in Solms / Wetalar
(Germany) together with her Yorkis, but she doesn't breed anymore.
The general appearance of the Biewer-Yorkis should be that of a long  -haired toy terrier. The hair should be shiny and fine like silk,  without underwool, straight and it should fall symmetrically on every  side in a parting from nose to the end of the tail. The outline should  convey the impression of a powerful and proportional body.
The head should be small and flat. It shouldn't stand out to strongly or  have a round skullpan nor should it have a long snout with an  absolutely black nose. The hair is long, white-blue-gold and  symmetrically coloured. Medium-sized, dark and sparkling eyes should  give us the picture of an intelligent dog. The little, v-shaped ears  must be upright. Allowed is a symmetrical scissors bite or level bite.  On attach importance to absolutely straight and good muscled legs, which  are good covered with hair. The paws are as round as possible with  white or black claws. The deck hair is white, or touched with a slight  blue-white colour or totally blue without any brown toner. The hair on  chest, stomach and legs is absolutely white.
The Biewer-Yorki need care. To avoid matted hair you must comb and brush it regularly. The coat is fine and silky, so it's easy to do so. But some  possessors decide to make a short-hair cut, because it looks better  than a worse cared, long-haired Yorki.
The Biewer-Yorki enjoy gain in popularity and appreciation by breeders, exhibitors and enthusiasts.
Since then, much Biewer-Yorkis have reached national and international  awards and certificates at exhibitions (not membershipped in VDH)."

-Montag, 6. Juni 2005 AOL: manuelaglasser