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About Lionel
Hi, my name is Lionel. I am looking for someone to play with. I love to play fetch; it’s my favorite game. When I get tired, I will come and curl up next to you so we can go to sleep. I love to go to parks and meet new people and animals. I am very affectionate and love to give kisses. I promise if you take me home I will brighten your days and will always love you unconditionally. I will come home to you up to date on my vaccinations and vet checked. I am excited to meet you and become your new best friend!
About Shih Tzu
The Shih-Tzu is one of the oldest dog breeds, originating in Tibet thousands of years ago. Known as the “lion dog”, these small lap dogs were prized by royalty as household pets. Shih-Tzus are affectionate companion and family animals, known to live long, healthy lives. They prefer to be indoors and, while often docile and quiet, are also playful and spunky. They become very attached to their owners and love to be spoiled. Because of their small size (they typically weigh in at 10-15 lbs.), Shih-Tzus are well suited for most living spaces, large or small.
Feeding Plan
Puppies 3 to 12 months old:
3 meals per day. During the first year one, once the first month of free-feeding is complete, a Shih Tzu puppy should be fed 3 meals per day. If you will be gone during the day and will be missing the mid-day meal, this can be left with the pup. More ahead on this.
Adults:
2 to 3 meals per day. Some adults prefer 2 main meals per day and this may work just fine particularly if snacks and training treats are handed out during the day. And, just as many adult Shih Tzu do best staying with 3 meals per day. No matter which you choose, remember that toy breeds like the Shih Tzu should not be fed just one per day; that is reserved for much larger breeds.
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