Shih Poo Puppies
Raising Shih Poo puppies can be a delightful experience. They look so adorably cute, which is what you really can expect as the outcome of mating a Shih Tzu and poodle.
Shih Poos may be housebroken a few weeks after bringing them to your home. These pups can add sunshine to the lives of all members of the family, including the allergy-prone.
As canine friends, Shih Poos add cheer for their frolicsome, affectionate ways. They get along very well with most children, both physically (since they are hypoallergenic and non-shedding) and emotionally.
They’ll easily gravitate to your friends and other guests, too. Attention-loving Shih Poo puppies are sociable pets that can get along well with other domesticated animals like felines. Because they’re so cute – in gold and white or in brownish & off-white color – other house pets or tots may handle them with extreme fondness to the point of squashing or annoying them.
In such cases when they feel taunted or provoked, they may turn snappy. Early socialization helps canine chums interact well with fellow canines & other pets, and relate well to people, too.
On the whole, Shih Poos are intelligent, receptive pups who can do nicely when it comes to obedience training. As with other hybrid dogs, they are not as prone as pure breed pups to genetic disorders.
The average life expectancy of Shih Poos is 14 years. The wonderful mini pets are a joy to behold and play with. Shih Poo puppies require loving attention, not to mention regular grooming to keep their soft furry coat even glossier and nicer to the touch.
