About ATP
Our Story
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We are located just North of Atlanta, Georgia in a small town near the mountains…We are small hobby breeders of the Beautiful Biewer terriers. Our goal is to produce high quality biewer terriers and improve the breed with each and every litter. We were careful at choosing our champion bloodline in order to produce exquisite Biewers. Our dogs are calm and beautiful with very friendly personalities. We believe pets are members of the family and not just an animal. We love and nurture our fur babies just like we do other members of the family. We chose the biewer terrier breed because the minute we saw one it was love at first sight.
Our story begins shortly after losing our gentle giant, Diesel, a beautiful gigantic English Mastiff from bone cancer. He was huge, yet gentle and loving…the biggest teddy bear on earth. He protected our home and loved us hard!!
We then decided to go for a lap dog next time, not just because they live a much longer life but because it could go with us just about anywhere…
We bought a little Maltese named Daisy Mae… She was the sweetest, most beautiful baby! When we picked her up she was so teeny tiny white, she looked like an oversized cotton ball… We fell madly in love with this baby and she ruled our home… 😉 She even protected us when the doorbell rang 😉 [all 5lbs of her] haha!!
We purchased a camper one spring to have more time outdoors and travel with our family. She loved the campgrounds and the fun of hanging with all of us outdoors… But she was so fearful of other dogs that it was hard to take her on walks at the campgrounds… We quickly realized we had hogged her all to ourselves and didn’t socialize her enough… We have learned from our mistakes and worked hard to not do that ever again.
One day we decided to send her off to a professional trainer to help her with her fear of other dogs. She went to a summer camp [per se] to learn socialization skills, etc. One day, we get the most horrible call, that our sweet Daisy Mae had passed because she choked on her food…we were beyond devastated… Our daughter was so upset it made her sick to her stomach.
Months later we decided to get her another puppy… We knew we couldn’t get another Maltese, because none could replace our Daisy. We went online and searched and searched for another tiny breed that was hypoallergenic and calm like our Daisy… One Day we came across this unique Breed… The Biewer Terrier…. We instantly stopped the search and knew this was the one… We studied up the history of the breed and searched for a puppy. We found our First Biewer and named her Zoe! The sweetest puppy ever…Though no dog could ever replace our Diesel nor our Daisy, Zoe sure came close…then a year later we decided it was time for another and we bought our handsome boy Teddy…
It didn’t take long until we just decided we wanted to have more and more…and most of all we wanted to improve the breed and make it even better and better… So we decided to become breeders of Biewer Terriers as we move into retirement…It is so fulfilling and heartwarming to wake up everyday to get hugs and kisses from all our fur babies.
We want our puppies to come from dogs that are loved as part of our family! We love all our dogs so much we want them to grow up feeling super loved and have a great and long furry life!!
Our puppies are loved and cared for not just by their fur mommies but also by all of us in our family… They live as members of our family and even have their very own bedroom. They are spoiled, well socialized, microchipped, vet checked, health tested, and vaccinated.
Our puppies come from champion bloodlines and will be sold as pets to only vetted families that will love them as deeply as we love ours.
Please fill out this puppy application if you are interested in one of our beautiful puppies…
About the breed
Biewer started with the master parents “Darling von Friedheck” and “Fru Fru von Friedheck”. Both dogs were blue and tan and were world youth winners in 1981 at Dortmund. Their marriage brought the first blue, white and golden Biewer, “Schneeflocken von Friedheck”, born in January of 1984.
Mr. Biewer continued breeding his colored Biewers to achieve their white bellies and four white legs. In 1989 the Biewer was accepted as it own breed with the ACH German e.V. As we know them today, the Biewer has enchanted us with their elegant coloring and disposition. The head must have three colors; black or blue, white and gold in good symmetry. The belly, chest, legs and the tip of the tail is white. The tail is full. The back is blue or black with white in it. The hair is silky, not curly. The original Biewer Standard that was developed in Germany can be viewed below but the standard adopted by the AKC can be viewed here.
The Original Standard Written by Mr. Biewer
The hair should be shiny and fine like silk, straight and it should fall symmetrically on each side parting from the nose to the tail. The dog should be compact and dainty. The posture must be upright. The outline should convey the impression of a powerful and proportional body.
Head and Skull
The head should be small and flat, shouldn’t stand out too strongly or have a rounded skull nor should it have a long muzzle. Nosed is completely black. The hair is long white,blue/black/gold and symmetrically colored.
Eyes
Eyes should be medium sized, dark with a sharp intelligent expression looking straight ahead. They shouldn’t be bulging. Rims should be dark color.
Ears
The ears should be small, V-shaped, upright, not wide set, covered with short hair.
Teeth
Scissor bite or level bite is acceptable.
Front and Hind legs
Front legs should be absolutely straight covered with hair.
Hind legs should be rather straight, muscular and covered with hair.
Body and Tail
Body should be compact with a good level back. A full tail with plenty of hair, carried a little higher than the back. The tail is not to be cropped.
Paws
Paws should be as round as possible, with white hair.
Hair
The hair should be three quarters in length down the sides of the dog’s body, long enough to reach the ground, absolutely straight and fine like silk without undercoat.
Head, Body and Chest Hair
The hair on the head should be three colors: white, gold, and black or blue, symmetrically colored. The colors on the body should be predominately black or blue with white markings without any gold intermingled hairs. The stomach and leg hair should all be white.
Height and Weight
Height should not exceed 10 inches. Weight should not exceed 7 pounds.
Faults
Faults of this breed are any and all differences within this breed standard. Protruding or pale eyes, pale nostrils, down or floppy ears, undershot or overshot bite and wavy or curly hair.
Other Clubs Rallying For This Breed
http://www.biewer-btca.com
http://www.ach-I.de/Biewerclub.htm
http://www.BBIR.org
http://www.akc.org
http://www.acainfo.com
http://www.deltasociety.org
http://www.ickcdogshows.org
http://www.lifesabundance.com/puppyluvbykatalina
Address
Adairsville & Cartersville, GA
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770-733-7187
alphatinypaws@gmail.com
