Lady Shih Tzu Puppies for sale
9 Lady Shih Tzu Puppies for sale
The Shih Tzu, which translates to "Little Lion Dog" as an homage to their long, silky coat resembling a mane, is an ancient breed with origins that genetic testing has proven date back centuries, possibly to Tibet where lamas bred them to replicate tiny lions. The breed developed its modern form in China during the late 1800s where it was bred for a more stylized appearance and used as companions and guard dogs dating as far back as the first century. The Shih Tzu suffered significant decline after imperial rule ended in China and faced another setback during World War II, but breeding picked up in the 1950s and 60s, leading to recognition by the American Kennel Club in 1969. These dogs are longer than they are tall with heavily feathered ears that hang low, and hair that often hangs in front of their eyes and muzzle which owners frequently style into top knots.
Lively, alert, and loyal, Shih Tzus are affectionate companions with fun and mischievous personalities who love being around their people and are content doing anything with family members, from woodland walks to couch relaxation. Friendly and approachable around strangers, they tend to do well with children and other dogs when properly socialized, though training may require patience and extra time due to their occasional mischievous streak. Bred as house companions, these dogs get their energy out in short bursts during playtime and enjoy short walks and indoor games, with insufficient playtime potentially leading to destructive behavior. Their long, silky coat requires daily brushing and regular grooming trips to prevent matting, with many owners opting for shorter clips for easier maintenance, though their low-shedding coat makes them considered hypoallergenic despite having dander.
Joli
Shih Tzu
This cute gal has a brindle and white coat. Her ears are trimmed with black and there is a narrow white band that trails down the center of her face but only on the left side. So, half of her muzzle
Lady
Shih Tzu
Introducing our adorable little Shih Tzu puppies! With their sweet, friendly personalities and playful energy, they will bring endless joy and affection to their new home. Imagine the heartwarming mom
Julane
Shih Tzu
This sweet little lady has a brindle and white coat. Her ears are trimmed with black and her white blaze is outlined with black. All four legs are white as well as her chest. Her left side has mor
Jobelle
Shih Tzu
This little lady has a gold and white coat. Her ears are black trimmed and the white blaze down her face is outlined with black hues. She has a white collar and her chest and legs are white. Her go
Poppy
Teddy Bear & Shih Tzu hybrid
This sweet little lady loves to cuddle. She is the smallest of the girls but only by half an ounce. She loves to snuggle! In group photos, she has the light pink collar.
Piper
Teddy Bear & Shih Tzu hybrid
Piper is a sweet little lady who in group photos is wearing the purple collar. She loves to be part of the group and cuddling with kids is one of her favorite things to do. This puppy is mostly white
Lady
Shih Tzu
Have their first shot, deworming, full documentation and they’re also have microchip for registration to your name with buddy ID, they have their vet check! Everything is included in the price already
Layla
Shih Tzu
Lucy is the runt of the litter but that does not stop her. She runs the house she bosses everyone around. But even tho she is a little diva she is also super loving and loves to be held and cuddled. C
Lola
Teddy Bear & Shih Tzu hybrid
Lola is a sweet girl who loves to snuggle. She loves to be part of the group. She is hypoallergenic and does not shed. This pretty lady is mostly white with 2 black circles on her back as well as 2 bl
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How much for a Shih Tzu puppy?
The average cost of a purebred Shih Tzu puppy in the United States is approximately $1256, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.
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