- Shih Tzu - Wikipedia
During the Chinese Communist Revolution in 1949, all Shih Tzus were killed off due to their association with wealth For this reason, every present-day Shih Tzu is descended from thirteen dogs imported to England and Scandinavia between 1928 and 1952
- Shih Tzu Dog Breed Information - American Kennel Club
Is the Shih Tzu the right breed for you? Learn more about the Shih Tzu including personality, history, grooming, pictures, videos, and the AKC breed standard
- Shih Tzu: Dog Breed Characteristics Care - The Spruce Pets
Shih tzus remain a favorite of toy dog enthusiasts When properly trained and cared for, they can make wonderful house dogs Just be prepared for some snorting and snoring; the shih tzu is considered a brachycephalic breed because of their head shape and short, "smooshed" face
- Shih Tzu Dog Breed: Info, Pictures, Care More – Dogster
Shih Tzu means “little lion,” but this toy breed was bred to be a companion and has the heart and temperament of a companion dog The breed is usually happy, lively, and playful
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- Shih Tzu - Temperament, Origins Care (Breed Guide) - The Smart Canine
In a Shih Tzu, you would find a bit of everything – lion, rabbit, ballerina, domestic cat, monkey, and of course a dog of Chinese origin That explains why this dog breed can be brave, adorable, prankish and graceful all at the same time Shih Tzu’s gorgeous double coat comes in a variety of colors
- Shih Tzu Dog Breed Information Characteristics - DogTime
The Shih Tzu, whose name means "little lion," is a small companion dog breed from Tibet known for their affectionate personality
- 10 Things You Should Know About the Shih Tzu - Your Dog Advisor
The Shih Tzu was introduced in America in the late 1940s, where breeding programs were established and Shih Tzu were recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1969 Today, the Shih Tzu ranks among the top 20 most popular dog breeds in the world
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