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  • Oldest Shih Tzu
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    Oldest Shih Tzu

    Most dog breeds can be expected to live from 12 to 15 years on average. Depending on genetics, the living conditions, and the love that a shih tzu receives the average life span may be just as long as many other dog breeds. A typical shih tzu will live on average for 13 years. By […] More

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    Shih Tzu is a Picky Eater

    Your shih tzu may present some challenges, but one of the more annoying is discovering that your pooch may be a picky eater. Sometimes this is a natural trait, but sometimes this is brought on by situations in the home. What follows are a few tips that can help provide your shih tzu with the […] More

  • Shih Tzu Dental Care
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    Shih Tzu Dental Care

    Your shih tzu is just as likely to develop cavities as you are. That means you will need to take care of your dog’s teeth. Without the proper care, cavities combined with gum disease may lead to serious health issues as infections may go unchecked. What follows are a few tips that will help you […] More

  • Shih Tzu Teething
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    Shih Tzu Puppy Teething

    As babies go through the teething stage, so too will your shih tzu puppy. It’s never a pleasant process for the shih tzu or for you. But it is a natural part of the maturation process. Just keep in mind that teething is natural and while unpleasant is something that will eventually pass. Just like […] More

  • Impaired Shih Tzus
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    Enriching the Lives of Hearing Impaired Shih Tzus

    For shih tzus that have hearing issues, their lives can be greatly affected. This is especially true for older shih tzus that do not have the energy or playfulness of their younger counterparts. It may seem at first that this makes adopting a hearing impaired shih tzu less desirable, but they are still beautiful animals […] More

  • Shih Tzu Puppy
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    First 30 Days with a New Puppy

    There is really no feeling like the first time you get a new puppy. The joy, happiness, and discovery are wonderful feelings that you will savor for a long time. However, there does come the realization that you will have to take care of your new puppy. And that might bring a little fear and […] More

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    Stop Small Shih Tzu Syndrome

    The world of small dogs is a different one compared to most humans. This is because things are so much bigger and more frightening to a small dog such as a shih tzu. Particularly when they are out and about in the world. Whether meeting other, larger dogs or simply having to negotiate around people, […] More

  • Shih Tzu Woman
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    6 Benefits of Shih Tzu Ownership for Women

    While a shih tzu is a wonderful pet for men as well, for women there are definite benefits to having them around your home. What follows are six reasons why shih tzus are beneficial for women, especially those who live on their own. Emotional Boost Being a woman means having estrogen in your system which […] More

  • Lessons We Can Learn from Shih Tzus
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    Six Lessons We Can Learn from Shih Tzus

    Shih Tzus offer love, companionship, and many wonderful memories. But they are also teachers as well, providing valuable lessons to pet owners that will be cherished and appreciated for the rest of our lives. What follows are six valuable lessons we can learn from these small creatures. All Dogs are the Same Whether your shih […] More

  • Letting Your Shih Tzu Sleep in Your Bed
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    Letting Your Shih Tzu Sleep in Your Bed? Here’s How to Do It Safely

    If you have just acquired a shih tzu puppy, then the transition from the warm companionship of their littermates to a cold crate can be shocking. Under such circumstances, it makes sense to allow your shih tzu at least a few nights of warm comfort before you start their crate training. Of course, it is […] More

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