Bourneville

Name: Bourneville
Breed: BieChi
Colour: Dark chocolate
Coat: Long Haired
DOB: 12/03/2022
Gender: Male
Reg: N/A

Price: £
Deposit to secure: £200
Ready to Leave: 4th June 2022
Age at Leaving: 12 Weeks Old

Status: SOLD

Video Playlist of the Litter Growing Up

Mum is Bridget (Black & Tan Biewer Terrier)

Dad is Jake (Brindle Parti smooth Coat Chihuahua)

Bourneville is a beautiful little boy, very gentle, quiet, confident and loving. 

Before leaving me, Pup will  be:-

• Fully Vaccinated 
• Vet health checked twice
• Microchipped
• Insured for the first month with Petplan & Agria
• Wormed to date (wormed regularly from 3 weeks of age)
• Flea/Ear Mite protected with Veterinary prescribed products
• I also include my Comprehensive Puppy Pack (Veterinary signed vaccination card, microchip transfer documents, insurance documents, Personalised Worming and Flea Protection Records, Diet sheet, Advice Sheets, Food Vouchers, Sealed bag of dry food, wet food pouches, blanket with scent of mother and siblings, favorite toys, puppy collar, clicker trainer, Clicker reward treats, honey......)   

The BieChi has a huge appetite for life, they love everybody and everything they set eyes on, life is one big bundle of fun and love, they tend to love all dogs that they meet, big or small, all people, big or small, other pets etc... they are just happy to be alive, they make fabulous companions and love snuggles. A BieChi may not grow any more than 2.5kg, they are a very small dog. The BieChi  pup with mainly Biewer Terrier genetics will require regular grooming at the grooming parlour, as their coat is a single coat and grows constantly throughout their life, this is exactly the same as the true Biewer Terrier. They generally need to go for a clip at least once every 5-6 weeks. The good thing is that they do not moult like a Chihuahua, so less hairs to hoover up... If the pup has 50/50, or more chihuahua genetics in them than Biewer, they do have an undercoat and also longer hairs that do grow through also, although these longer hairs are slow growing so they don't require the same number of trips to the groomer, if at all.  

My Priority is Health & Temperament for the Perfect Family Pet
I am a Professional, Licensed & Registered Dog Breeder. I breed Toy Breed Dogs which are considered to be Hypoallergenic. All of my pups are conceived, whelped & reared within my home, without exception, and with 24/7 care, many years experience and full veterinary support.

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I breed the Chihuahua into the Biewer Terrier because I have been breeding the true Biewer Terrier for the past 10+ years now and the new borns are just so delicate and weak that many do not make it through the first week or two. It is a heartbreaking task breeding true Biewer Terriers, once they are past the danger time, they are fabulous pups, but the first couple of weeks at least can be so stressful and heartbreaking. Putting the chihuahua through them creates a more robust pup, they are much stronger and sturdy and far less delicate and less likely to "fade" within those first few critical days and weeks. they are just as beautiful as the true Biewer, same sizes and weights, (I have variety in sizes and weights in the true biewer and the BieChi). The main colour of the Biewer terrier is tricolour (mainly white with black patches and tan points), this can also come through in the Biechi. I also own (bred myself) black biewer Terriers, which are stunning, and this can also come through in the Biechi. My chihuahua stud is brindle parti (mainly white with small brindle patches), so his colouring can also come through in the BieChi. The Biechi are very intelligent, as are both the Biewer Terrier and the Chihuahua. They learn quickly, but some can be a little stubborn and can develop selective hearing if they are too busy playing. They love to learn tricks aswell. They are very loving, great with all ages, fantastic companions, brilliant PAT therapy dogs, and have a huge zest for life. The Biewer terrier is very energetic, full of zing, loves everything and everybody, is very exciteable, and always on the go. The Chihuahua is slightly more reserved, can be a little shy or timid, not quite so good around strangers unless socialised well in depth, so put together the Biewer Terrier and the Chihuahua "The Biechi", is a good combination, they compliment each other fabulously, they are not quite as highly energetic as the Biewer, but not quite as retiring as the Chihuahua, they are a "happy medium".  Some Biechi can have a coat identical to the Biewer which requires regular grooming and clipping, some have a coat which looks just like the Biewer Terrier but also has an undercoat like the Chihuahua, and have a coat which is is more wiry and grows very slowly, it has an undercoat which remains smooth and short, but then also has wiry feathers growing through which grow very slowly, so this type may well moult but does not need as much upkeep as the true Biewer Terrier. Some BieChi have a 50/50 coat, so they ave an undercaot like the Chihuahua, but a top coat which grows, but thankfully does grow slowly and rarely needs a clip.