Biewer Terrier Puppy
Frequently Asked Questions

Biewer puppies are sold with a spay/neuter contract in most cases.

We will consider selling a dog with breeding rights if the following are agreed to: 

• Agree to finish the female or male with a championship title. I will be on the registration as a co-owner until this is accomplished.
• All potential mates must be picked and approved by me (this can be amended based on the experience of a well-seasoned breeder/handler), and will be Champions of record who have been DNA health tested and cleared of genetic diseases.

Puppies range in price throughout the United States. Females tend to cost more than males. The cost of Biewer Terrier puppies starts at $5000. However, that can also fluctuate based on an individual agreement.

My puppies come from my Stud Elvis von Weisee Orchidee, Nationally Ranked in the top five Biewers in the nation for 2022, and a Bronze Grand Champion or Elvis' son, Let Me Stand Next to Your Fire von Edelweiss, a Grand Champion. Most females are champions, all are health tested, have fantastic structure, and an excellent demeanor. 

Yes, I do occasionally place retired show males and females in approved homes.

As picky as I am about my puppy homes, there is an additional layer of scrutiny for my retired sweethearts. They have been part of my home for years, and I know them intimately...they've slept in my bed, they've been loved and raised by me, and I'm extremely attached to them. The only reason they are rehomed is to get as much one-on-one attention as they deserve. I am adamant about not collecting/hoarding dogs; it's not fair to them or me. So I sacrafice my heart attachment to find them the VERY BEST HOME OUT THERE as emotionally hard as that is.

Anyone interested in a retired Biewer Terrier must also fill out an application with as much information as possible, including references. Applications with insufficient information will be rejected.

Puppies generally go to their forever homes between 12-14 weeks, depending on their size.

Yes. I accept reservation fees from approved families who would like priority consideration for an upcoming litter.

A reservation fee places you at the top of the list for eligible puppies based on the information you provide in your application and our conversations. Reservation fees do not allow families to choose any puppy from the litter.

Each puppy is carefully evaluated for temperament, structure, and overall suitability before placement decisions are made. Once I determine which puppies are the best fit for each home, I will contact families in reservation order and offer the puppy I believe is the best match for their lifestyle and goals.

My priority has always been placing each puppy in the home where it will thrive, creating the best possible outcome for both the puppy and its new family.

We limit visitors during the first weeks of our puppy's lives. All communication is done via text with images and video

The only prospective puppy owners allowed to come over are those who have put a deposit on a particular dog and would like to help socialize them.  We ask that shoes be removed and hands washed before playing with your puppy. But please don't come over from a dog park or if you have a sick animal at home.

I absolutely want to be there for all my puppy families. I will do my best to mentor you in the breed and if you're interested in showing I will most definitely take you under my wing. I LOVE to see my puppies in the ring and I want you to succeed.