A Rare Dog Breed That Will Make You Want To Squeal 😭 | Biewer Terrier

Let me introduce you to the most adorable ball of fluff you've ever seen. This is Zoe, and she's a 14-week-old beaver terrier. Ready for a little bath? Plop! What's happening? What's happening? Good girl, little Zoe. Look at you all soapy. Okay, come out. The beaver terrier is closely related to the Yorkshire terrier. Gotta wash your face. They originated in Germany when two tricolor puppies were born in a litter of Yorkshire terriers. I need to rinse your face. Oof! Oof! Nope, you cannot jump out. Good girl, Zoe. Okay, all done. You're not going to like the dryer. Oh, you cute little thing. Stay. Okay, into the shoulder she goes. In 2007, DNA testing was done at Mars Veterinary to determine if the beaver terrier was a breed of its own or a strain of the Yorkshire terrier. Aw, too scared. Take the treat. Oh, good girl. The results concluded that the beaver terrier was in fact a purebred dog, separate from the Yorkshire terrier. This would be the first time a breed was confirmed to be pure through the collection of genetic material. You've got a little mat in your face. I can tell that this dog came from a good breeder because it's already had its ears tipped, its paws trimmed, it's sanitary trimmed. So the breeder made sure that the dog was in good condition before sending it off to its forever home. That's the look of the terrier, is to have the tips of the ears shaved. Would you like a treat or are you still upset? Look. Take it. Can I see your little paw? You're like a little parrot. You're so cute. I don't know if we're going to do this full haircut. You're moving around quite a bit. Don't do that when it's going. It's okay. Good girl. Can I see your eyes? Another client wants to keep the lashes but trim your eyebrows. Good girl. Ma'am. Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey. Puppy. I have to hold the chin here. I have to hold the chin here. The average size of the beaver terrier is between 4 and 8 pounds and they have a life expectancy of 16 years. These dogs are described as happy-go-lucky athletic bouncy balls that are fantastic at catching vermin. They get along well with other dogs and are very affectionate with people. They are alert barkers but otherwise are not yappy dogs. Poor little baby. Good girl. Stay. Oh, you really are a fidget. You've got to let me. No, stay there. Good girl. You little, little wimp. You want a sniff? I sprayed her down in cucumber cologne and this little puppy is all finished. If you liked this video, don't forget to hit that follow or subscribe button for more fluffy content. Thank you all so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed The Zestful Zoe.