Keeping Your Eye On Shih Tzu Dogs

Published: 22nd January 2008
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It is safe to say that Shih Tzu dogs have many different types of behavior that are all their own. Some of the things a Shih Tzu dog will do can really be annoying and some of their behavior makes owning one really worthwhile. Before you invest in a Shih Tzu dog you should probably take a look at their typical behaviors to see if a dog like this will fit in well with your living situation.

Shih Tzu dogs hate loud noises and they also hate loud gatherings and a lot of commotion and sound. One of their typical responses to a lot of noise can be a biting response and that biting response is usually taken out on the closest person to them. For this reason it may not be a great idea to get a Shih Tzu if you have small children. Talk with your Shih Tzu breeder and see if mixing the dog with your children will be a good idea or not.
Shih Tzu dogs descend from the dogs that were preferred by Chinese royalty and it seems that every generation since the original generation knows that and acts like it. They carry themselves very well, they are very dignified little dogs, but they are also playful and happy dogs when they feel comfortable and at ease. They do not require a lot of exercise but when they get going they certainly do love to play.


A Shih Tzu may look like your typical little yip dog but in reality the Shih Tzu is not nearly as vocal and as annoying as many other breed of toy dogs are. They do not bark endlessly and they do not normally feel the need to bark at everything that moves, as a typical dog would. They do snort and snore a lot but they like to keep the barking at a minimum as much as possible.
A Shih Tzu dog is very much a dog with a mind of its own. They do not take to mindless commands like a more obedient breed of dog would and if they don't want to chase the stick then they are not going to. They are very stubborn and this can be a problem when you are trying to show the dog who is in charge. This can also be a problem when it comes to housebreaking because they can sometimes take months to realize you want them to do their business outside.

Some people love Shih Tzu dogs because they require, and thrive on, a lot of attention. They need constant brushing for their long beautiful coat but mostly they just hate being left alone. If you are looking for a pet that will love your constant attention and a pet you can shower affection on that will not only appreciate the affection but also return it then you want to think about getting a Shih Tzu.



Rebecca Simpson supports the local animal rescue and animal adoption organization. You can find a lot of valuable Shih Tzu information in this article. You will find some useful Shih Tzu information in this article.

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