There have been a lot of exchanged words, sentiments, bad and good vibes about these Yorkies. But if read enough about them, you’ll begin to see a trail of similarities in them.

The universal truth is there is a definite possibility that all of them are considered rejects back when the English people were perfecting the breed of the Yorkshire Terrier. In order to attain these colors, a gene that is white or silver must be present among the breeders in order to achieve breeding these colors.

The main differences in these dogs are the amount of colors on their backs. White Yorkies are dominantly white, Parti Yorkies have mixes of white and standard colors and Biewer Yorkies are also a mix. It is safe to claim that White and Parti Yorkies are pretty much the same. It just happens that there is more white in the coats of the white Yorkies. The temperaments will vary, no one can dictate and genetically engineer their behaviors.

For some understandable scenarios, the Parti Yorkies are accepted now in the AKC. Pending DNA tests, or submission of registration numbers, these Parti Yorkies can be considered for recognition. Although once accepted, they may not be called Parti Yorkies, just plain Yorkshire Terriers. It’s funny to think that the AKC people back then may have found themselves in a fix when two AKC registered Black and Tan Yorkies from the Nikko Rolls Royce lines suddenly produced white offspring. Imagine being forced to reconsider old tradition that Yorkies can not be white.

On the Biewer’s case, it may take time before the AKC an the CKC recognize this breed if at all they will. Some organizations and other smaller scale clubs have accepted these Biewers into their books, mostly in the UK. This German originate will have to earn it’s way into the politics of Kennel Clubs in the US and Canada.

In my own humble mind, I believe the White Yorkie, Parti Yorkie and Biewer Yorkies are from one and the same origin which is Yorkshire. I believe these 3 colored dogs are bi-products of breeding practices in the olden days. It takes both parent breeders to have the genes present in them to produce Biewer, White and Parti. For me, there isn’t much to compare, they come from the same origin, bred for the same purpose, may have the same stories to tell, have the same genetics, and will have the same future.