Articles, tagged with "shih tzu puppies", page 1
18th July 2011
They need physical and psychological stimulation everyday, heading out for walks and playtime ought to adequately get treatment of this, as very long as enough time is spent on the actions. Superior company training will be rewarded, as your dog grows int...
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Author:
Evan Hendrix
06th April 2011
The Shih Tzu breed of dogs has come from different Chinese dog breeds like the Lhasa Apso as well as Pekingese. This breed is named as teacup because they are very small in size. They are so tiny that they will fit themselves in a teacup very easily. They...
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Author:
Jackie A. Smith
05th April 2011
The Shih Tzu breed of dogs has come from different Chinese dog breeds like the Lhasa Apso as well as Pekingese. This breed is named as teacup because they are very small in size. They are so tiny that they will fit themselves in a teacup very easily. They...
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Author:
Jackie A. Smith
17th March 2011
People often say that a family is perfect and complete only when there are parents, kids, and a lovable dog. One of the top choices of people for a pet is a puppy. The reason for this is that puppies have a great adorable appeal. Especially puppies are lo...
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Author:
Jackie A. Smith
17th March 2011
The origin of Shih Tzu lacks clear delineation. There are different theories about its origin. The most popular among them is that the breed was introduced from Tibet to China; and imported to England and Norway in the 30s. A Shih Tzu carries himself prou...
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Author:
nevana74
18th November 2010
Little dogs are especially popular amongst the jet-setters of Hollywood and that includes the beloved Shih Tzu. For those that cannot afford to have the real deal, a stuffed Shih Tzu pup is the next best thing.
The Shi Tzu was named after the Lion Dog ...
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Author:
Angel H.
27th March 2009
A Shih Tzu is an energetic little inside dog. To be an integral part of your family, your dog deserves some basic training so your pet knows what you expect. Consider these 5 tips for training Shih Tzu dogs.
1. Define your dog training goals.
Kn...
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Author:
Al
27th 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...
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Author:
Al
19th February 2008
The Shih Tzu puppies are excellent examples of toy breed dogs though they are not the delicate type that you would expect from a toy breed puppy. As you might expect, these dogs are not big in size and they also do not weigh much though they come in a var...
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Author:
Rebecca Simpson
11th 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...
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Author:
Rebecca Simpson
28th 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 puppy mill...
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Author:
Rebecca Simpson
23rd January 2008
Once you accept a Shih Tzu into your life, you marvel at how vivacious and friendly they are. They can help you cope with your problems by helping you take a different perspective - theirs. After a couple of years, you begin to wonder how you ever could...
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Author:
Rebecca Simpson
22nd January 2008
The popular Shih Tzu breed has rich origins in royal Chinese history. Today's Shih Tzu descends from dogs bred by Dowager Empress Tzu Hsi of Tibet, who rose to power in 1861 and died in 1908.
The Empress bred her dogs for traits like loyalty, good dis...
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Author:
Rebecca Simpson
21st 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...
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Author:
Carl Johannsen
17th November 2006
Active immunization is the introduction into the body of killed or satisfied microorganisms or their products for the purpose of stimulating the Shih Tzu's defense mechanism. This is the same concept that is applicable to the human species.
Historica...
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Author:
Connie Limon
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