The Biewer Terrier is a small, long-haired dog breed known for its playful and affectionate nature. Developed in Germany, they are primarily companion dogs that are relatively low shedders and have moderate exercise needs.
Origin and Purpose
Developed in Germany in the 1980s as a result of a recessive gene in Yorkshire Terriers.
Companion dog
Appearance
Dimensions
Gender
Height
Weight
Female
7-11 inches
4-8 pounds
Male
7-11 inches
4-8 pounds
Coat
Attribute
Notes
Color
White and blue/black and gold/tan
Type
Silky
straight
Length
Long
Care
Attribute
Notes
Shedding
Low
Grooming
Daily brushing
Regular bathing
Drooling
Low
Body
Attribute
Notes
Head
Small
Slightly rounded
Skull
Flat
Ears
Small
Triangular
Erect
Eyes
Dark
Round
Medium-sized
Nose
Black
Muzzle
Short
Teeth
Scissors bite
Neck
Moderate length
Slightly arched
Forequarters
Well-angulated
Fore Legs
Straight
Hindquarters
Well-muscled
Hind Legs
Straight
Feet
Small
Round
Tail
Set high
Carried over back
Plumed
Gait
Smooth
Free
Temperament
Loyal
Intelligent
Playful
Affectionate
Lively
Social
Attribute
Notes
Affectionate with Family
High
Good with Children
Good with supervision
Good with Dogs
Good with early socialization
Good with Cats
Good with early socialization
Openness to Strangers
Reserved
Playfulness Level
High
Protective Nature
Low
Adaptability Level
High
Working Roles
Companion dog
Exercise Needs
Moderate
Short walks and indoor play
Health
Generally healthy
May be prone to patellar luxation and dental issues
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