Shih Tzu in Chandigarh and Jalandhar

Introduction

Shih Tzu is one of the most friendly, smart and playful dogs. Shih Tzu was first bred in Buddhist monasteries where it was considered a sacred dog and a companion for Chinese novelty. Its small size, sweet appearance, and high intelligence have made the Shih Tzu one of the most popular dog breeds in the world. The main traits of the Shih Tzu breeds are its long thick coat and its beautiful expression which make them easy to confuse with Lhasa Apso.

Body Structure

Shih Tzu’s are also recognizable by their full rounded head covered by shaggy hair over their eyes and muzzle that looks like a beard and thick moustache as a fun-packed. You should know that the hair on their nose grows upwards giving their face a chrysanthemum shape. The Shih Tzu has a full set large round and dark eyes with a loving expression. Their ears are also large drooping and covered in thick hair. The tail of Shih Tzu is covered by fluffy fur, and it curls over their back. Their coat is long with black to wavy hair. It’s very thick with a good undercoat. According to official breed standards Shih Tzu’s can be of any solid colour or colour combination. Shih Tzu’s are characterized by its intelligence and sociable cheerful.

Temperament

Shih Tzu’s are always ready to play and show their affection. That’s why this breed is more comfortable to socialize than others. As Shih Tzu’s are friendly by nature, however, it’s still important to start the socialization process at the puppy stage.

Grooming

This breed doesn’t tolerate spending many hours home alone. They get along with children as long as they don’t hurt them. Their coat gets tangled so it will be necessary to brush and comb them daily or you can choose the kind of haircut you prefer. It’s strongly recommended to keep the hair over the eyes short to help them see.

Maintenance

This dog breed needs quite a lot of exercise to stay in its proper weight. Shih Tzus need lots of company, so they’re not the kind of dog to live in a garden or backyard. They need to enjoy being surrounded by the human family. Shih Tzu’s learn quickly and willingly, and it will be easy to teach them lots of different things.

Diseases

Shih Tzu’s tend to suffer from n torsion, progressive retinal atrophy, hip dysplasia, and ear or eye infections. To prevent them and to enjoy the company of a healthy and happy dog it will be necessary to keep their vaccinations and deworming schedule up to date as well as getting regular veterinary check-ups.

Shih Tzu’s spends most of their day inside royal palaces. Shih Tzu’s are known to be exceptionally affectionate with children and old people. This is an excellent pet if you live in an apartment. Shih Tzu’s owners have been so delighted with this little “Lion Dog”.

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