6 Reasons Why You should Not Get a Biewer Terrier

6 reasons Why You should Not Get a Biewer Terrier. Biewer Terriers are known to be energetic, friendly, and playful, making them one of the most desirable dog breeds. But There are several critical points of Biewer Terriers to consider before bringing this breed home
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[@spice_of_life]

Warning: most of this is wrong

[@DavidCody-dv7nv]

I overlooked the mispronunciation of the breed name, but I could not overlook the claim that these dogs shed a lot. I stopped watching at that point.

[@pamelacarlson7244]

What is going on. My Biewer, and I have papers, she just passed away at 15 years and 4 months. She Never shed. She was trained in 2 weeks to potty outside, never had respiratory problems. The most She barked was at a squirrel on the fence. Not much barking at all, they do love everyone. Did they change breed since 2007?! Our breeder socialized all her puppies, we couldn't have till she was 12 weeks old. No undercoat.

[@riikkas.1046]

Some fact checking is needed, the biewer does not have an undercoat and barely sheds. Food-motivation depends on the individual dog.

[@fraeyku5378]

Biewer Terriers don't shed! They don't have an undergoat. I don't know where you got that information from but check for facts...

[@m.l.warren5219]

I like the fact that my dog let's me know someone is at the door. He goes on the pad as he was trained and in the grass outside. My dog doesn't shed and he is brushed twice a day. Don't get any pet without doing research first to know if this is the proper pet for you. This video is sad.

[@theastrijdom3353]

This video is a complete misrepresentation of the Viewer terrier. They are the best little dogs. Very intelligent and does not shed. Mine loves people and believes every person coming to visit is for her entertainment. Best dog I've ever had.

[@kamusknight]

I've got one. This video is completely wrong

[@beckywerner8985]

This just goes to show you that not everything on the internet is correct.

[@vivcgrocott]

ALL WRONG!!!!!!!!!

[@tadlaw1600]

This is B.S. mostly. A well bred, pet quality AKC Biewer Terrier is not stubborn, it's a smart breed. It's relatively easy to train IF the humans don't get caught up in all the adorableness of this dog!! The Biewer can manipulate humans easily. However, if the owners appreciate that they're training a dog and not a baby, and are consistent, training is quick. The coat thing mentioned is also untrue. I've had a Biewer Terrier for 9 years so far, there's no fur flying around. Of course, grooming costs can be high BUT it's also relatively easy & quick for the owners to do the grooming. Pet quality Biewer Terriers are adorable with a long coat or puppy cut. They keep their youthful good looks even as "senior" dogs. Some DO bark when alerted to a sound, however, the barking is not particularly loud (my Yorkshire Terrier is much louder & has a more aggressive bark). My Biewer actually stays quiet at unusual noise. When I return home from work, my Biewer Terrier is just happy to see me. Her tail wags A LOT. But she doesn't bark when she hears the door opening. As for the overall health of the dog, it all depends upon the breeding!! Save your pennies & find a reputable Biewer Terrier breeder. It's worth paying for a quality bred dog (not show quality) than to suffer with genetic ailments that can arise from poor breeding. Do your research before purchasing & you'll be happy happy happy with your pup!! Having been developed from two Yorkshire Terriers with the Piebald Gene in Germany back in the 1980s, the Biewer Terrier does maintain some Yorkie characteristics. HOWEVER, the early American breeders who developed the AKC breed used their experience & expertise to soften many of the Yorkie's more aggressive traits. A well-bred, pet quality Yorkshire Terrier would still kill a rat if it saw one. The AKC Biewer Terrier would rather just play with it.

[@vibeZ_himself]

Don’t turn down an opportunity with a beiwer terrier because they are amazing but I wish I still had one

[@user-ts6li6bc6p]

I have one, he doesn’t shed and only barks if the door bell rings. Knock on wood but no health problems.

[@roxannewelser6660]

You don't know what you are talking about!! I have 4 Biewers, and they are all well trained and never had any issues. They do need exercise daily!!

[@user-bf3pq6hn3f]

I found my pup house trained very quickly & even asks to go out. He trained easily in everything he was taught. So don't know where you get your info 😊

[@misscottencandy15]

Some of these facts contradicted my online research :/

[@rhondapipes6387]

I have a biewer terrier. She is very smart has been easy to train, only 1 coat and it is thin. She doesn't bark very much and we have 2 cats. She does bark sometime at the cats wanting them to play with her. She is a snugglebug. She does tell me when someone is around that is outside the normal routine. She barks a low bark once and waits to see what is going to happen. She does love to play and run around the house. She does not like loud noises or car rides. She stays home while I do my thing. When I get home she is so excited to see me she cant contain herself. She is hypoallergenic and doesnt shed like most animals. She might loose a hair once in a great while but it's no more often than a human. She definitely needs to be combed to keep her coat from knotting up, and most definitely is better short for the sake of the pet. She's easy to bathe and groom. Over all she's the best dog Ive owned.

[@barbarageisreiter6989]

My Biewer does not shed hair, at all. He has no under coat. He barks a lot, indeed.

[@psychomsw4770]

I am happy to see that others commented on the pronunciation of Biewer it important to get that correct especially if you are making video . I have two Biewers and there are definitely some things that you presented which are Not True,. They are hypoallergic dogs and they Do Not Shed . As for the coat, Biewers do not have an undercoat. My male's coat never matted and I did not brush him daily. My female does mate and needs to be brushed daily when she has a long coat. They are not excessive barkers. Yorkies are but not the Biewer. My girl never barked for the door bell until the boy taught her that we are alert dogs for our humans. Biewers are sweet, very smart and happy little dogs and also very loving. I can not say enough about about them. I am preparing to get my third Biewer and looking forward to the experience.

[@DuckyDaDumy-_-]

"Biewer terriers bark a lot"