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Shih Poo Male - Ref ID: 16371
Status
Adopted
Reference ID
16371
Birth Date
08-16-2017
Gender
Male
Color
White / Gold
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Breed Info
Shih Poo
The Shih Poo, a delightful cross between the Shih Tzu and the Poodle, is a charming and affectionate breed that has captured the hearts of many families. Originating from the desire to combine the friendly nature of the Shih Tzu with the intelligence of the Poodle, this medium-sized dog is well-suited for numerous living environments, including apartments, making them perfect companions for urban dwellers. Their loving demeanor and gentle spirit shine brightly, making them ideal playmates for young children, and they typically get along great with other dogs and cats as well.
With a moderate energy level, Shih Poos enjoy a balance of playful activities and cozy snuggle times on the couch. They thrive on daily walks and interactive play sessions to keep both their minds and bodies stimulated. Grooming is manageable, requiring a weekly brush to maintain their soft, fluffy coat, which means fewer worries about shedding around the house. Though not hypoallergenic, they shed less than many breeds, making them a good choice for those sensitive to pet dander.
Trainability in Shih Poos is generally approachable, as they possess enough intelligence to learn commands but may sometimes exhibit a bit of independence. Consistent, positive reinforcement training will go a long way in helping them excel. With their affectionate nature and gentle disposition, Shih Poos are not just pets; they become cherished family members. If you're looking for a loving companion in Petland Dalton, Georgia, consider welcoming a Shih Poo into your home.
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