Grafting is your best bet . Seedlings will not come true to the parent . You could also layer a start .

Thanks, but what is Does "layer" mean. I an new at this.

Layering is taking a young shoot or branch and getting it to root while still attached to the tree . There is air layering and ground layering or even using a flower pot or plastic bottle . Search You Tube for layering plants for more details . They also have videos on grafting and budding . A layered start would make a standard size tree . For dwarfing you could just buy a dwarf pear tree and graft or bud the tree you want onto it .

Thank you. I now know what to research!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijsExpq6iL8 Here is one I just watched .

Thank you. I just watched it and it looks great!

My next question is, as I live in Ontario, Canada, when I would cut of the rooted branch and plant it in a pot, would it survive our winter or would I have to bring it indoors for the winter?