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These little dogs are the almost perfect companion animal.
Being the centre of attention makes these little dogs very happy.
However, these little dogs are quite different in many other ways.
They are known to have a bit of an arrogant look about them which often makes these little dogs even more endearing.
These little dogs generally get on very well with children if they have been bought up with them.
Since 1850, local traders have realized that selling these little dogs to tourists can be a profitable business.
These little dogs are distinguished irrepressible liveliness, innate intelligence and goodwill.
A short walk in the morning and then a longer, more interesting one in the afternoon,would keep these little dogs happy, fit and healthy.
Being so intelligent, these little dogs can learn new things extremely fast which includes interactive games.
They respond well to positive reinforcement training, but not any sort of harsh handling orcorrection which would not achieve positive results with these little dogs.
These little dogs like to run free off the lead as often as possible as long as it is in a safe environment.
Their body is quite long in relation to their overall height and these little dogs boast a nice level back whether they are relaxed or moving around.
These little dogs thrive on human contact and are never happy when left on their own for any length of time.
They get along very well with children, butit is necessary to teach children that these little dogs are not toys at all, and because of their size they are very vulnerable and need a personal space.
These little dogs crave human company and they really do not like to be left on their own even for shorter lengths of time.
Originating in Ancient China where only Emperors could own a Pug, these little dogs found their way over to Europe when China allowed Dutch explorers to trade in their lands.
These little dogs come in a variety of colours all of which are acceptable as a breed standard which are as follows.
Teaching a Shih Tzu the basic commands from the word go does pay dividends always bearing in mind that these little dogs are known to be quite independent by nature and they do have a bit of a stubborn streak when it suits them.
These little dogs are very keen, alert and terrier-like characters which means they like to be kept busy and active.
A good 30-minutes exercise is ideal, butbeing terriers, Biewers enjoy running around a secure back garden as often as possible to really let off steam bearing in mind that the fencing must be extremely good to keep these little dogs in.
When it comes to bathing, these little dogs don't need to be bathed that often unless it is absolutely necessary.
These little dogs soon found their way over to the States and were recognised as a unique breed by the American Kennel Club soon afterwards.
It's also worth bearing in mind that these little dogs remain extremely puppy-like throughout their lives which is why they are such great fun to have around.
These little dogs tend to shed more in the Spring and then in the Autumn, much like other breeds which means more frequent brushing at these times of the year are necessary, but because they have hair rather than fur, they leave long lengths of it around the home.
There are those who believe that these little dogs may have been crossed with short faced Chinese breeds which includes the Pekinese and the Chinese Pug.
Although, these little dogs show affection to all members of a family, they are known to form a special bond with one person.
Known for their boldness and longevity, these little dogs are also highly adaptable by nature being just as happy living in an apartment as they are in a house.
From time to time, these little dogs called Tibetan Lion Dogs were sent as gifts to Chinese Emperors where they were kept in the Imperial Palace.
It is said that sailors smuggled these little dogs out of China and once back home, they were an immediate hit with the nobility and upper classes due to their small size and sweet natures.
Also known as the Sydney Silky, these little dogs as their name suggests hail from Australia and over the years they have become a popular choice of companion dogs in many other countries of the world including here in the UK.