Have you ever wondered how old your Shih Tzu needs to be before being considered a senior? A Shih Tzu is considered “old” once it reaches 75% of its life expectancy. While the presence of white fur is one sign of approaching old age, it’s not the only indicator....
According to research conducted by the Japanese Azabu University, a Shih Tzu’s mother is also a mother. In fact, there is a special bond between humans and their best friends. This bond is formed through a hormonal process activated when they look at each other, which functions very similarly...
Undoubtedly, if you have or had a Shih Tzu, you know that these little beings are abundant in love. Whenever we arrive home, they greet us with joy, wagging their tails and leaping into our laps. Therefore, you may have already noticed that your Shih Tzu spares no effort...
Learn how to teach your adult Shih Tzu all the rules of your house as quickly as possible. You might not know how to train an older Shih Tzu to do new tricks, as most people associate training only with puppies, but the reality is that Shih Tzus can...
It’s not uncommon for Shih Tzus to vomit occasionally for various reasons, from minor to more serious. For instance, your dog might rummage through the trash and vomit as a way to get rid of spoiled food in their stomach. However, if your Shih Tzu vomits regularly, it could...
Shih Tzus are known for their long life expectancy, but they can still face various health conditions. As a responsible owner, it’s essential to be aware of the common health problems they may encounter. Dental issues are prevalent, with periodontal disease affecting up to 90% of dogs by the...