Characteristics

The Biewer Terrier is quite similar to the Yorkshire Terrier in terms of personality. This breed is known for its high energy levels, sharp mind, and sometimes fiery temperament. These friendly canines are great for families since they get along well with kids and enjoy developing meaningful relationships with their human friends.

A Biewer Terrier's love for his or her human "pack" at home is legendary. However, they are naturally suspicious of new people and may frequently bark at them. They consider themselves protectors and adhere to the credo, "We may be small, but we are mighty!"

These adorable creatures may seem little, but don't let that fool you; they are full of life. Due to their high energy levels and competitive spirit, Biewer Terriers need regular exercise in the form of walks. Having a quiet and cuddly housemate relies on your ability to keep them active and occupied.

The breed's intellect is also noteworthy. These little tornadoes need more cerebral stimulation than a walk in the woods can provide. Life with a Biewer Terrier includes participating in a wide variety of trick, mental, and scent-based activities.

The Biewer Terrier's long, silky coat is partly responsible for its elegant look; in fact, it may reach the floor under the right conditions. The back of the garment is split in the centre, creating two smooth sides. The lack of an undercoat is a defining characteristic of their coat. The tricolour coats of these dogs—black, white, and golden brown—are another distinguishing feature.

Biewer Terriers are little dogs with a compact, well-proportioned, diminutive, but robust structure that belies their refined look. Their tiny heads and V-shaped ears give them a unique appearance, and the way they hold their tails curved over their backs adds to their allure. This little friend is just approximately 18-22 centimetres tall and 1.8-3.6 kilograms light, giving them the perfect size to be a consistent presence in your life.