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10th September 2009
Shih Tzu Puppy Training
The joys of having a Shih Tzu puppy, which is also called a lion dog and chrysanthemum dog, is incomparable. You will appreciate its cute and cuddly appearance, soft and smooth fur, and adoring eyes that make it one of the most de... Read >
Author: voyage0919th May 2009
The Shih Tzu is one of the smallest and cutest dogs you can take as a pet. This elegant dog breed from China was the most cherished and pampered pet of royal families in the early times. If you want a people orient, lively and athletic pet dog then buy ... Read >
Author: devk17th April 2009
As a proud and loving pet dog owner, for sure, you are now aware of the dangers the heartworm illness it poses. But do you know where heartworm came from? Do you any idea where to find the best and reasonable heartworm medicine for dogs? You care about yo... Read >
Author: SaraLovesDogs27th March 2009
Shih Tzu dogs are energetic, playful pets that usually are inside companions. The dogs are small, but sturdy and strong. Consider the following tips for Shih Tzu puppy care.
1. Grooming
A Shih Tzu has two coats of hair, the inner coat shedding to ... Read >
Author: Al Bullington27th March 2009
Training a Shih Tzu puppy is necessary if you and your new puppy are to have a great long-term relationship. Your Shih Tzu pup will be a part of your family and as such must fit in with your lifestyle. You have chosen this critter to enter your society ... Read >
Author: Al Bullington27th March 2009
Get started right with a Shih Tzu puppy and you will enjoy a long and happy relationship with your dog. A Shih Tzu dog has a regal background since the breed developed as companion dogs in the Chinese Emperor's palace. These are very popular dogs partly... Read >
Author: Al Bullington27th March 2009
Shih Tzu puppy training is essential if you're going to have a well-behaved adult Shih Tzu. It isn't that an older dog cannot be trained, but it's so much easier to start your dog off right. With just a few general training principles your puppy can get... Read >
Author: Al Bullington27th March 2009
House breaking a Shih Tzu puppy is much easier than trying to train an older dog. An older dog can be trained but it is more difficult. Make sure your puppy is old enough to control herself. This age varies but is about 12 weeks maybe a little sooner o... Read >
Author: Al Bullington29th September 2008
Let’s make it fun for you and the new member of your family…”Your beautiful Shih Tzu Puppy”. Just follow the 5 simple and easy to apply steps listed below and you’ll have yourself a well balanced, loving and sociable dog in the future.
Step #... Read >
Author: Robert Sims01st April 2008
If you are considering the addition of a Shih Tzu to your family, there are a few facts that you will want to know to help you care for your dog. Like any breed, there are Shih Tzu health problems that are specific to this type of dog, and learning what t... Read >
Author: Rebecca Simpson07th March 2008
One of the most eye-catching features of a Shih Tzu or Shih Tzu mix is their glorious, flowing and soft coat. In show Shih Tzus, this coat covers the eyes and reaches to the ground. In ancient China, where the breed originated, a long thick coat was nec... Read >
Author: Rebecca Simpson11th February 2008
After discussing it with your family, everyone has come to the conclusion that they would like a dog. You have done some research, found an excellent breeder, and within a couple of months you have found a wonderful Shih Tzu puppy.
It is important to n... Read >
Author: Rebecca Simpson04th February 2008
Your little girl, or boy, just looked at you with those big eyes and said that they want a Shih Tzu puppy. So now you have to go out and find someplace that has a Shih Tzu puppy for sale so you can get your little one what they want. It is not as diffic... Read >
Author: Rebecca Simpson28th January 2008
It certainly does make a difference where you get your Shih Tzu puppy from. Don’t just go with any Internet ad or sign in a window saying “Shih Tzu Puppies For Sale!” Chances are all of the Shih Tzu puppies from those places are from inhumane pupp... Read >
Author: Rebecca Simpson22nd January 2008
A Shih Tzu breeder spends a great deal of their time answering questions and getting information out to owners and they do it gladly because it is part of their job. Take the time you have with your breeder to ask them questions you may have and be certa... Read >
Author: Rebecca Simpson22nd January 2008
It is time to add the pitter-patter of little feet to your family once again and you have decided that the pitter-patter is going to belong to a Shih Tzu puppy. The first thing you are going to need to do is find a reputable Shih Tzu breeder in your area... Read >
Author: Rebecca Simpson17th January 2008
Not everyone wants a Labrador or a Beagle or even a Puggle as a pet. It is a fact that some people love Huskies, Chihuahuas, Terriers, Poodles and adorable Shih Tzu’s. The last breed of dog is not one that would suit everyone but it cannot be denied tha... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu21st May 2007
The Shih Tzu is a very cute dog that only weighs between eight and eleven pounds. The average height of a Shih Tzu is around eight inches. A Shih Tzu is considered to be a small but very sturdy dog. The Shih Tzu is often compared to the Lhasa Apso. A Shih... Read >
Author: Carl Johannsen16th November 2006
The first sense of a Shih Tzu puppy is ?scent.? The newborn Shih Tzu puppy will be able to smell the scent of the breeder immediately after the sac is broken. The Shih Tzu breeder is familiar with litters of Shih Tzu puppies before their eyes open. ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon04th October 2006
Ah, Shih Tzu puppies.so adorable, filled with boundless energy and curious about any-and-everything around them. Taking the appropriate steps to puppy-proof your home will go a long way in protecting these little ones from harm. Your precautions will a... Read >
Author: Connie Limon04th October 2006
Adopting a Shih Tzu Puppy or Adult?
Everyone is surely going to get excited when trying to adopt a Shih Tzu. Truly a man's best friend, you can rely on your pet Shih Tzu in giving you company, cuddling up together and some can even guard your house.... Read >
Author: Connie Limon31st August 2006
Early in the lives of the Shih Tzu puppies, the very best of care is crucial to well-rounded Shih Tzu puppy development. Dams and their litters do not survive alone. There is more to raising Shih Tzu and the Toy breed puppies in general than truly me... Read >
Author: Connie Limon25th April 2006
If you are thinking about buying a Shih Tzu puppy - congratulations! This adorable and loyal dog will most likely become an important and treasured part of your family.
The Shih Tzu is a toy dog; characterized by its proud, sturdy and miniature stature... Read >
Author: steve Allison20th March 2006
Shih Tzu puppies, like children, will never be perfect in behaviors. A certain amount of tolerance is expected, but it is well to understand a Shih Tzu puppy's messages so you can react to reshape unwanted behaviors when limits are exceeded.
All pup... Read >
Author: Connie Limon05th March 2006
Do not wait too long to start grooming your Shih Tzu. It is hard to make brushing a positive experience if you wait until your Shih Tzu is matted and start by yanking out the mats and tangles. If this becomes necessary, carefully clip out mats, then b... Read >
Author: Connie Limon02nd March 2006
The show dog Shih Tzu owner who does not want to groom his Shih Tzu himself should know what must be done and when. This knowledge is necessary so he/she can take the Shih Tzu to a professional groomer or handler for show grooming at the right time.
... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th February 2006
All Shih Tzu puppies need to learn to tolerate grooming at an early age. Grooming your Shih Tzu is more than cosmetic. A matted Shih Tzu is uncomfortable and subject to skin irritations and infections.
Unclipped toenails will grow and curve, distor... Read >
Author: Connie Limon19th January 2006
Your Shih Tzu matron will keep her whelping box clean the first few weeks. She will stimulate her Shih Tzu puppies to eliminate and ingest their wastes. Newborn Shih Tzu puppies are born incompletely developed. The Shih Tzu matron must stimulate them... Read >
Author: Connie Limon16th January 2006
Whelping a litter Shih Tzu puppies can sometimes be physically and emotionally exhausting for both you and the Shih Tzu matron. Before you take your well deserved rest, be certain the Shih Tzu matron and Shih Tzu puppies are comfortable, each Shih Tzu ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th January 2006
While your Shih Tzu is doing her part with the delivery, you can gently but firmly grip the Shih Tzu puppy's sac with the aid of a towel or diaper. Hold the Shih Tzu puppy in a position of presentation to prevent it from being withdrawn back into the b... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th January 2006
Nursing bottles for orphaned Shih Tzu puppies can be obtained through the veterinarian, pet supplier, wholesale catalogs or the internet. You should purchase several nipple styles to see which works best for you and your Shih Tzu.
Shih Tzu puppies c... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th January 2006
It is not difficult to learn the correct tube feeding procedure. Purchase the tube feeder through your veterinarian, who will be able to equip you with the correct diameter catheter and syringe size for your Shih Tzu. Sterilize both catheter and syring... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th January 2006
If you want to save your orphaned Shih Tzu puppies you must be totally dedicated to them on a 24-hour-a-day, 7-day-a-week basis for the first few weeks of life. Raising orphaned Shih Tzu puppies is the most challenging and taxing task any Shih Tzu bree... Read >
Author: Connie Limon11th January 2006
If this is your Shih Tzu matron's first litter she may become nervous or even terrified. Your attitude at this time is very important. The manner in which a Shih Tzu matron accepts or rejects her offspring is often in direct response to your attitude ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon18th December 2005
Shih Tzu belong to people. They do not belong exclusively to the show dog world. Shih Tzu were bred for centuries to be affectionate companions for people and they certainly excel and do a fantastic job at doing just that. All Shih Tzu are by their v... Read >
Author: Connie Limon17th December 2005
Everyday more and more money is being spent on pets including the Shih Tzu. The professional Shih Tzu groomer is a rather unique entry in the professional world. Outside the family and the Shih Tzu's vet, the professional Shih Tzu groomer is the one p... Read >
Author: Connie Limon13th December 2005
The Shih Tzu with its long coat of hair requires regular, careful grooming. It is better to take a little time each day to keep the coat of your Shih Tzu in top shape than to allow it to go almost beyond repair. If you don't set aside each day to proper... Read >
Author: Connie Limon13th December 2005
Shih Tzu Topknots, Eyes And Ear Care
The standard coat of a Shih Tzu should be luxuriously long and dense with a good wooly undercoat. The hair on top of the head may be tied up. When a Shih Tzu is completely brushed and combed the Shih Tzu should h... Read >
Author: Connie Limon12th December 2005
The Secret Shih Tzu Of The Imperial Palace Do Live On In 2005
An explanation of why the first English Shih Tzu imports were "very large" is during the days of imperial rule eunuchs were in charge. Eunuchs tried to profit from all breedings. The ov... Read >
Author: Connie Limon12th December 2005
The Shih Tzu is classified by the American Kennel Club in the Toy Group. It is one of the elegant dogs from China. The Shih Tzu was a cherished, pampered pet of royal families in China for over a thousand years. As the Shih Tzu developed there evolved ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon10th December 2005
Who gets a ribbon? Your Shih Tzu puppy or dog will receive a ribbon if your Shih Tzu puppy or dog places first through fourth position regardless of how many entries there are in each class at a dog show. The ribbons your Shih Tzu puppy or dog wins fro... Read >
Author: Connie Limon07th December 2005
Following the political upheaval in China and the burning of the Imperial Palace, several Shih Tzu were found alive by British embassy staff and taken to England. The first Shih Tzu introduced in England were brought from Peking by General Sir Douglass a... Read >
Author: Connie Limon06th December 2005
Everyone who owns a Shih Tzu puppy or Shih Tzu dog will eventually have to deal with and correct less than desirable behaviors on the part of their companion animal. There are a number of behaviors that should be nipped in the bud, including:
Jumping u... Read >
Author: Connie Limon06th December 2005
Most Shih Tzu puppies present themselves normally at birth. There are times, very few times, of which I have experienced with the Shih Tzu, that required assistance. Usually the most difficult Shih Tzu puppy birth is the first one. Delivery of a dry Sh... Read >
Author: Connie Limon04th December 2005
Learning to walk on a collar and leash is the basis of all further training for every Shih Tzu puppy. Until the Shih Tzu puppy has learned to accept the collar and leash, it will be impossible to perform any additional training.
The first step toward ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon04th December 2005
The first thing that any successful animal trainer must do is win the confidence and respect of the animal to be trained. This important piece of advice definitely applies to the training of Shih Tzu. As social pack animals, dogs have a natural need to ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon04th December 2005
House training a Shih Tzu puppy is one of the first, and one of the most important things, that any new Shih Tzu puppy owner must do. It is easy to get frustrated if you do not understand the basics of this important process, so we have put together a fe... Read >
Author: Connie Limon04th December 2005
Did you know that... there are "mock" dog shows, called
match shows, where you and your Shih Tzu puppy go through many of the
procedures of a regular dog show, but do not gain points
toward championship?
You realize your Shih Tzu is developing beyo... Read >
Author: Connie Limon02nd December 2005
Biting is one of those things that every Shih Tzu puppy seems to do, and every Shih Tzu puppy must be taught not to do. Like many behaviors, such as jumping up on people, biting and nipping can seem cute when the Shih Tzu puppy is small, but much less so... Read >
Author: Connie Limon02nd December 2005
House training is one of those issues that every Shih Tzu owner must grapple with. In most cases house training is the first major milestone in the relationship between owner and Shih Tzu, and it can sometimes be difficult and confusing for owner and Shi... Read >
Author: Connie Limon27th November 2005
A shih tzu mother's instinct to nurture begins with her first shih tzu puppy delivery. Praise your shih tzu mother through labor and delivery. Try not to express disgust, fear or overexcitement. A breeder's expressions and emotions can have a deleteri... Read >
Author: Connie Limon27th November 2005
Bringing a new shih tzu puppy into the household is always an exciting and fun time. Everyone wants to play with, cuddle and hold the little ball of fur. The last thing on the minds of most new shih tzu puppy owners is training the new addition, but it ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon27th November 2005
Chewing is something that comes naturally to every dog including the shih tzu. Every dog feels the instinctual need to sharpen its teeth and hone his biting skills. Chewing on the right things, like specially designed chew toys for instance, can even he... Read >
Author: Connie Limon27th November 2005
Shih Tzu puppies are often born with amniotic fluid present in their lungs. As they take they first breaths a shih tzu puppy may inhale amniotic fluid left in the oral cavities, mouth and nasal passages. These first breaths will be neither lusty nor vig... Read >
Author: Connie Limon26th November 2005
Teaching a shih tzu proper behavior while it is young is very important. While playing and having fun with your new shih tzu puppy or dog is certainly important, it is also important to teach your canine companion just what is expected which behaviors ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon25th November 2005
With shih tzu as with people, some shih tzu and shih tzu puppies are naturally more bold and daring than others. When you watch a group of shih tzu puppies play, it will quickly become apparent which ones are bold and which ones are shy. Some of the shi... Read >
Author: Connie Limon24th November 2005
Every shih tzu owner must eventually deal with some unwanted behaviors on the part of their four legged companions. Some of the most frequently encountered training problems with shih tzu puppies and shih tzu dogs alike are jumping on people and performi... Read >
Author: Connie Limon20th November 2005
Problems with inappropriate urination are some of the most commonly encountered by shih tzu owners. As a matter of fact, inappropriate urination and defecation is the most frequently cited reason that owners surrender their animals to shelters.
Before... Read >
Author: Connie Limon18th November 2005
Crate training is one of the most effective ways of house breaking shih tzu puppies or shih tzu dogs. Crate training is very efficient, and very effective, since it uses the natural instinct of the dog to achieve the desired result of a clean house and a... Read >
Author: Connie Limon18th November 2005
Unfortunately, eliminating problem behaviors is one thing that most dog owners eventually face. This article will focus on a few of the most commonly encountered behavior problems.
Problem #1 Jumping up on people
One of the most frequently cited pr... Read >
Author: Connie Limon17th November 2005
Anyone who owns a shih tzu dog or shih tzu puppy will eventually run into the need to eliminate unwanted habits. While most shih tzu dogs are eager to please their owners and smart enough to do what is asked of them, it is important for the owner to prop... Read >
Author: Connie Limon17th November 2005
Teaching a shih tzu puppy or a shih tzu dog proper socialization skills is vital to the safety of both your dog and other dogs and people with whom he comes into contact. A properly socialized shih tzu dog is a happy dog, and a joy to be around for both ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon17th November 2005
House training a shih tzu puppy is very important for the well being of both the shih tzu puppy and the owner. The number one reason that dogs are surrendered to animal shelters is problems with inappropriate elimination, so it is easy to see why proper ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon16th November 2005
The basis of training any shih tzu is winning its trust, confidence and respect. True training cannot begin until the shih tzu has accepted you as its leader, respects you and entrusted you with his or her confidence.
The mistake many shih tzu puppy o... Read >
Author: Connie Limon15th November 2005
House training is one of the most important elements of creating a well trained shih tzu and trusted family member. Problems with house training and similar issues are the number one reason that dogs are surrendered to shelters, so properly house trainin... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th November 2005
liminating biting behaviors
Bringing home a new shih tzu puppy is always an exciting time. Introducing the new shih tzu puppy to the family should be fun for both yourself and your shih tzu puppy. One of the first challenges, however, to the exciteme... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th November 2005
Bringing home a new shih tzu puppy is always an exciting time for the entire family. Getting that new shih tzu puppy off the right start with proper training is very important to making that shih tzu puppy a valued member of his human family. There are a... Read >
Author: Connie Limon14th November 2005
to accept the collar and lead
Walking on a collar and lead is an important skill that every shih tzu must learn. Even the best trained shih tzu should never be taken outside the home or yard without a sturdy collar and leash. Even if your shih tzu is ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon30th October 2005
Introducing a new puppy to an older dog can be trickey! New puppies often want to play. Old dogs usually don't and may not like puppies at all. A new puppy in the house is a big change to an older dog's life. You can help your older dog adjust to the new ... Read >
Author: Connie Limon
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