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Shih tzu
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Shih tzu
a small (9-16 lb), lively dog with a very short muzzle, broad, round head, large, prominent eyes and short ears. The coat is long, straight and flowing in a variety of colors with a white blaze on the face and a white tip on the tail. Called also Chrysanthemum-faced dog. The breed is predisposed to cleft palate and a familial renal cortical hypoplasia.
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FUTURE SHOWS November 7, Shihtzu Club Of Scotland Open Show in Chryston.
Pet pairings are hard to split up; RECORD PETS by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
00pm) Pet guru Victoria Stilwell deals with an aggressive Doberman puppy that chases other dogs and treats its owner Jane's shihtzu like a stuffed toy.
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00pm) Pet guru Victoria Stilwell deals with an aggressive Doberman puppy that chases other dogs and treats its owner Janes shihtzu like a stuffed toy.
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