FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which breeds do you breed?

We breed chocolate Terriers, black Terriers and Biewer Terriers. The chocolate and black Terrier (black yorkie) are rare colour variants that we are the only ones to breed in Slovenia under the Kennel Club of Slovenia (KZS).

Kje se nahajate?

Our kennel is near Žalec, in the Savinja Valley in Slovenia. The exact address is shared by arrangement; visits are possible strictly by prior appointment.

Are chocolate and black Terriers mixed breeds?

No. They are dogs with proven ancestry and a pedigree. Their colour is the result of recessive genes that have always been present in the breed, not of mixing breeds. We have written more about this in our articles.

Do you currently have puppies available?

On 22 August 2026 two litters were born: three boys from our Biewer Terrier Angelina Daniel Conti and four girls from our chocolate Terrier (chocolate yorkie) Sindy Astiari. Puppies are available for reservation. Please write to us to join the waiting list.

What does a puppy take with it to its new home?

A puppy goes home vaccinated, socialised and with full care instructions. Our breeding dogs are health-tested, and the puppies grow up in our home, not in kennels.

How do you choose your breeding dogs?

We carefully source our sires abroad, in different countries, to keep a diverse and healthy gene pool. Health and a stable temperament always come first, and only then appearance.

Are your terriers calm or noisy?

There is a belief that every little terrier must be loud and excitable, but we prove the opposite. Over years of experience we consciously select a calmer character for our line, and puppies grow up in a calm environment from the very first days. The result is composed, loyal terriers without unnecessary barking. More on this in the article "My path to a calm little terrier".

Is a dog's character inherited?

Yes, character is inherited just as reliably as coat colour. That is why temperament, alongside health, is our main criterion when planning matings. A puppy's upbringing then continues with the new owner, who builds on that calm foundation with a consistent, settled environment.

Why do your puppies grow up in your home and not in kennels?

Because the first weeks of life shape a dog for its whole life. Every gentle touch and calm moment is imprinted on the puppy. That is why our puppies grow up among people, in the house, which gives them security, socialisation and a stable character.

How do you choose the right home for a puppy?

We place every puppy thoughtfully. We ask questions, explain and sometimes advise against it — not to make things difficult, but because we know a dog's responsible life begins with choosing the right home. For us, a dog is not a product but a family member.

How can I contact you?

You can write to us at biewer.yorkie.angels@gmail.com or call 069 727 024. We are happy to answer any questions.

Questions about the breeds: price, coat, size, health