MUST Know about Shih Tzus
November 6th, 2007 Shobe_ceo
- Shih Tzu Name: The name “Shih Tzu” means lion dog in Chinese and they received the name because of their long, flowing mane-like coat.
- Shih Tzu Characteristics: The Shih Tzu is a sturdy, lively, toy dog with a long flowing double coat. They have a distinctively arrogant carriage with head well up and tail curved over the back.
- Colors: All colors.
- Coat: Long, dense, not curly with a good undercoat
- Shih Tzu Personality: They may display an arrogant personality, but are actually playful and gentle.
- Shih Tzus adapt well to any family situation and will enjoy a cuddle in your lap, doing tricks, or fetching a tennis ball. Shih Tzus are an intelligent dog who will make a good family addition.
- Shih Tzu Temperament: Shih Tzus are gentle, loyal, proud
- Shih Tzu Dogs With Children: Yes, loves children.
- Shih Tzu’s With Pets: Yes, gets along well with other animals.
- Shih Tzu Other Names: Chrysanthemum Dog
- Shih Tzu Size: Despite their small size the Shih Tuz is a confident and dignified breed.
- Height: 8 - 11 inches
- Weight: 8 - 15 lbs. Special Skills: Family pet Watch-dog: Very High Guard-dog: Very Low
- Shih Tzu Care and Exercise: Daily grooming is essential for the Shih Tzu. Bathing once a month. Clipping of matting on feet. Basic training when puppy is young. Minimal exercise is needed, but they will love to play outdoors.
- Shih Tzu Training: Shih Tzus may be obstinate but patience and consistency will help over come the problem and achieve a reasonable level of training. Learning Rate: High, Obedience - Medium, Problem Solving - Low
- Activity: Indoors - High, Outdoors - Low Living Environment: Apartment is adequate provided they receive some type of exercise.
- An owner of a Shih Tzu should be a consistent leader who desire an active, curious breed
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