We always had dogs when I was a kid. They didn’t get kibbles to eat but we had canned dog food in the pantry and my mother would give them leftovers from what she cooked for us. Some foods with lots of onion or garlic were not allow for the dogs. Cooked chicken bones or desserts either. Our dogs were healthy, they lived to be 15+ years. Nowadays I hear […]
Thanks to DNA Health Testing we are able to test our dogs for known inherited diseases before they are bred. It gives us the information required to make informed decisions in our breeding program and reduce the risk of the diseases and unwanted traits. Embark tests for genetic risk factors relevant to the Biewer Terrier and will screen for over 170+ genetic mutations linked to disease in other breeds. The […]
Sir Tony is health tested with Embark, BEAR, CERF and OFA Patella certified. He is DNA profiled and AKC / UKC registered. Tony was born in 2018 and weighs about 3.8 lb.
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Many Puppy owners have asked this question: “How do you keep the hair out of their eyes”, “Can my puppy see with all that hair”, “should I ask the groomer to shave the nose bridge?” I always recommend to not shave it off, because 4-6 weeks later you will have the exact same problem. The hair grows back and will poke your puppies eyes and cause tears and stains. Just let […]
Crate-Free Biewers (Biewer Terriers) The virtual tour of my home and dogs produced an overwhelming number of inquiries about how we created the facilities and the materials we used. This is a summary of how we designed and set up a system to raise healthy, crate-free Biewer Terriers. We are USDA and state PACFA licensed which means the dogs must be contained and sanitation requirements must be met. […]