Shih-Poos:
Shih-Poos are very sweet and laid back dogs. They have an adorable smushed in nose and short little legs. The Shih- poos often look like little teddy bears.
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"Shih-Poo Basics
Are you ready for some action, Shih-Poo style? The Shih-Poo (also known as a Shoodle) is a fun-loving and energetic little designer dog. His zest for life is intoxicating. A mix of Shih Tzu and Toy Poodle, he’ll have everyone in the family running around, chasing a ball alongside of him. Although he doesn’t need loads of exercise, he is spunky when he wants to play. Shih-Poos will race around the house or run around the yard; it doesn’t matter much to him. This crossbreed is a great companion for families who live in small apartments or have large backyards in the suburbs. He’s quite adaptable to a variety of living situations.
Always a clown, the Shih-Poo seems to have a way of cheering people up and making even the saddest person smile. He has a magnetic personality and people of all ages are drawn to him.
Temperament/ Behavior
Shih-Poos are playful and energetic dogs. They love to chase after balls, play with squeaky toys or drag stuffed animals around the house with them.
Life Expectancy
Because this is a relatively new crossbreed, the data is limited regarding life expectancy. Breeders believe that the average lifespan for the Shih-Poo is between 10 and 15 years.
Exercise RequirementsAlthough energetic, the Shih-Poo doesn’t require a lot of vigorous exercise. Short but brisk walks in the morning and evening is all that is necessary to keep this spunky little guy fit. He will happily run around the home playing with a ball or other toys. Romping and playing in a grassy backyard with children or racing around a dog park with his canine pals is also appreciated by the Shih-Poo. This is not a hybrid breed that will enjoy jogging or hiking with his owners.
Coat
Shih-Poos’ coats can be long and silky or short and curly or even somewhere in between. Colors are as various as those in the rainbow. Major differences in coat style and color can occur within the same litter of Shih-Poo puppies.
Brushing is essential and should be done at least twice weekly. The Shih-Poo’s coat might need seasonal trimming; it all depends upon the type of coat the particular dog has." (Pet guide)
Are you ready for some action, Shih-Poo style? The Shih-Poo (also known as a Shoodle) is a fun-loving and energetic little designer dog. His zest for life is intoxicating. A mix of Shih Tzu and Toy Poodle, he’ll have everyone in the family running around, chasing a ball alongside of him. Although he doesn’t need loads of exercise, he is spunky when he wants to play. Shih-Poos will race around the house or run around the yard; it doesn’t matter much to him. This crossbreed is a great companion for families who live in small apartments or have large backyards in the suburbs. He’s quite adaptable to a variety of living situations.
Always a clown, the Shih-Poo seems to have a way of cheering people up and making even the saddest person smile. He has a magnetic personality and people of all ages are drawn to him.
Temperament/ Behavior
Shih-Poos are playful and energetic dogs. They love to chase after balls, play with squeaky toys or drag stuffed animals around the house with them.
Life Expectancy
Because this is a relatively new crossbreed, the data is limited regarding life expectancy. Breeders believe that the average lifespan for the Shih-Poo is between 10 and 15 years.
Exercise RequirementsAlthough energetic, the Shih-Poo doesn’t require a lot of vigorous exercise. Short but brisk walks in the morning and evening is all that is necessary to keep this spunky little guy fit. He will happily run around the home playing with a ball or other toys. Romping and playing in a grassy backyard with children or racing around a dog park with his canine pals is also appreciated by the Shih-Poo. This is not a hybrid breed that will enjoy jogging or hiking with his owners.
Coat
Shih-Poos’ coats can be long and silky or short and curly or even somewhere in between. Colors are as various as those in the rainbow. Major differences in coat style and color can occur within the same litter of Shih-Poo puppies.
Brushing is essential and should be done at least twice weekly. The Shih-Poo’s coat might need seasonal trimming; it all depends upon the type of coat the particular dog has." (Pet guide)
