Affectionate and independent, the SHIH-TZU is attached to its owner but knows how to manage on its own. Originating from China, the name Shih Tzu translates to “lion dog.” This breed is known for being loving, intelligent, playful, and enjoying close proximity to its owner. Among companion dogs, the...
These fears can arise due to various factors, including a lack of early socialization or negative past experiences. The identified fears include: Shih Tzu dogs often exhibit varying degrees of fear during thunderstorms. Some may show mild signs like trembling or flattened ears, while others might become severely anxious,...
If your Shih Tzu always follows you to the bathroom, it’s secretly saying “I love you!” All Shih Tzu lovers will agree: owning a Shih Tzu puppy is a unique experience. They provide unforgettable moments, are companions and good listeners, even if they don’t always follow all the rules...
The pronunciation of this Shih Tzu dog breed is quite interesting. Many people, both owners and established breeders, do not know how to spell Shih Tzu correctly. The reason lies in the tendency to adopt the easiest or assumed pronunciation based on spelling, a common occurrence in languages.For example,...
Your Shih Tzu Loves You. Unlike the constant tail-wagging that Shih Tzus do for everyone, there are specific signs of affection reserved for those they truly love. One of these signs is contagious yawning, which a study by the University of Tokyo suggests is a way Shih Tzus express...
If you notice your Shih Tzu behaving differently, such as lying down for extended periods, not eagerly greeting you or others, and eating poorly, it’s a warning sign that shouldn’t be ignored. This behavior could indicate various issues, from simple attention-seeking to deeper problems like depression or underlying health...
If you refer to your Shih Tzu as your “child” and can’t stand criticism for it, read what we have to say below. After all, this could serve as a defense the next time someone claims that a pet isn’t a child! Treating a Shih Tzu like a child:...
You wake up in the morning, and your Shih Tzu comes running to greet you with sleepy eyes. After the joy of seeing you, it goes back to its spot and continues sleeping. When you return home after a long day of work, and the Shih Tzu is still...
Do you know when your Shih Tzu is upset with you? Learn about the types of behavior. When your best friend is happy, it’s easy to notice: they are joyful, love to play, and run around the house. But what about when they are sad? They also exhibit some...
