Beckett

Beckett<br/>Male Shih Tzu about 2 years old. Under 15 pounds. New to rescue and still needs his vetting before bouncing off to a new home.<br/><br/>Shih Tzus are companion dogs that love to spend time with their owners and interact with other people. They are a very social animal, quite small in size, so it is easy for them to travel along on errands or trips. Their luxurious coat does require daily care because it tangles easily, but the task only takes a few minutes each day.<br/><br/>Pros- Excellent companions<br/>Do not require a lot of exercise<br/>Strong and sturdy little dogs.<br/>Generally peaceful with other dogs.<br/>Normally adapt easily to a new home. Although their size can make them a challenge to manage if there are large pets or small children in the home, you’ll find that they can adjust pretty easily to whatever it is you need them to do. The only real exception to this advantage is their potty training habits, and even that is easy enough to manage with some treats, patience, and an extra helping of persistence.<br/>Cons -This breed can be challenging to housetrain.<br/>The grooming needs for some dogs can be extensive.<br/>Shedding can be problematic with this breed.<br/>There are some health issues to consider with Shih Tzus.<br/>Most important habit change will be to stop smoking near the dog because their respiratory system is compromised. You’ll need to keep the dog away from freshly-cut grass and pollen whenever possible as well.<br/>The Shih Tzu is a stubborn breed of dog.<br/>Life with Shih Tzus can be challenging if you fail to teach your dog to respect you and your family pack. Their stubborn streak can get them into a lot of trouble, but they don’t have the same curiosity drive that you can find in some other dogs. If you don’t mind doing the daily brushing or watching the quality of the environment around your pup, then bringing one home can be the beginning of a beautiful relationship.<br/>Located in southern Idaho, transport will be provided to approved home within the Pacific northwest. Interested in Beckett, email journeyhomerescue@outlook.com for Beckett!

Beckett
Male Shih Tzu about 2 years old. Under 15 pounds. New to rescue and still needs his vetting before bouncing off to a new home.

Shih Tzus are companion dogs that love to spend time with their owners and interact with other people. They are a very social animal, quite small in size, so it is easy for them to travel along on errands or trips. Their luxurious coat does require daily care because it tangles easily, but the task only takes a few minutes each day.

Pros- Excellent companions
Do not require a lot of exercise
Strong and sturdy little dogs.
Generally peaceful with other dogs.
Normally adapt easily to a new home. Although their size can make them a challenge to manage if there are large pets or small children in the home, you’ll find that they can adjust pretty easily to whatever it is you need them to do. The only real exception to this advantage is their potty training habits, and even that is easy enough to manage with some treats, patience, and an extra helping of persis

Beckett
Male Shih Tzu about 2 years old. Under 15 pounds. New to rescue and still needs his vetting before bouncing off to a new home.

Shih Tzus are companion dogs that love to spend time with their owners and interact with other people. They are a very social animal, quite small in size, so it is easy for them to travel along on errands or trips. Their luxurious coat does require daily care because it tangles easily, but the task only takes a few minutes each day.

Pros- Excellent companions
Do not require a lot of exercise
Strong and sturdy little dogs.
Generally peaceful with other dogs.
Normally adapt easily to a new home. Although their size can make them a challenge to manage if there are large pets or small children in the home, you’ll find that they can adjust pretty easily to whatever it is you need them to do. The only real exception to this advantage is their potty training habits, and even that is easy enough to manage with some treats, patience, and an extra helping of persistence.
Cons -This breed can be challenging to housetrain.
The grooming needs for some dogs can be extensive.
Shedding can be problematic with this breed.
There are some health issues to consider with Shih Tzus.
Most important habit change will be to stop smoking near the dog because their respiratory system is compromised. You’ll need to keep the dog away from freshly-cut grass