The Biewer Standard
General Appearance
The hair should be shiny and fine, like silk,
straight and it should fall symmetrically on each side,
parting from nose to the end of 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 small and flat, shouldn't stand out too strongly
or have a round skull nor should it have a long muzzle.
Nose completely black. The hair is long, white, blue, gold
and symmetrically colored.
Eyes:
Medium sized, dark and with to a sharp, intelligent expression,
looking straight ahead. They shouldn't be bulging.
Rims should be dark in color.
Ears:
Small, v-shaped, upright, not wide set, covered
with short hair.
Teeth:
Regular. Scissors bite or level bite is acceptable.
Front legs:
Legs absolutely straight, covered with hair.
Hind legs:
Legs absolutely straight, muscular and covered
with hair.
Body:
Compact with good level back.
Tail:
Plenty of hair, carried a little higher than the back.
Not curled on the back like a Maltese.
Paws:
As round as possible, white or black nails.
Hair:
Length - three quarters till to the ground and absolutely
straight, shiny and fine, like silk, without undercoat.
Color:
White, blue, gold
Head:
White, blue, gold, symmetrically colored
Top hair:
White, touched with slight blue, white color,
or totally blue without any brown gold/tone.
Chest, Stomach, and Leg hair:
Absolutely white
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