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Sweet Success Shih Tzu
  • Home
  • About Shih Tzu Breed
  • Shih Tzu History
  • News
  • Available Puppies
  • Past Puppies
  • Sires
  • Dams
  • Expected Litters
  • Planned Breedings
  • Pricing
  • Comes Home With Puppies
  • Retirees
  • Methods Of Travel
  • Contract
  • DNA Color Results Guide
  • Shih Tzu Colors
  • Shih Tzu Sizes
  • Grooming
  • Health
  • Growth Chart
  • About Hypoglycemia
  • Deworming & Vaccines
  • Possible Pet Toxin Charts
  • Important Info Charts
  • Potty Training Tips
  • Dog Food Tips
  • Website Recommendations
  • Book Reccomendations

About the Shih-Tzu Breed

All dog breeds have a purpose. Historically, the purpose of the Shih Tzu was to be a companion and that's just what they want to be. They simply desire to be with you. So don't expect them to hunt, guard, or retrieve; that's not their style.


Affection is their dominant characteristic, and your lap is their favorite destination. They're happiest when they're with their family, giving and receiving attention.


That said, the Shih Tzu is not a total couch potato. They're alert and lively and may bark at newcomers to their home. Don't worry, though; they'll make friends with your guests the minute they walk inside.

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