Shih Tzu - the long hair Lion Dog of Tibet or called Chrysanthemum Dog in China Emperor
Dog breed : long hair Lion Dog Shih Tzu or the Chrysanthemum Dog in black and white coat with hair tied on the top of the head.
Shih Tzu was believed to be the crossed breed of Tibet Lhasa Apso and China Pekingese. Pronounced as 'Shiszoo' or long hair Lion Dog also known as Chrysanthemum Dog, it was originally bred in Tibet then later developed further in Beijing, China. It was very famous Empreror dog. It was known in the West in the early years of the 20th century.
Brown short hair Chrysanthemun Dog
type : companion, non sporting dog, Chinese court dog country of origin : Tibet since : 1600s height : 27cm ( 11 in ) weight : 5 - 7kg ( 10 - 16lb ) coat : black & white or black, light brown, light golden, some in dual colors temperament : very royal, obedient, gentle, sometimes playful, alert characteristics : long hair with hair tied up on top of the head, dense coat with little wavy at the end of the hair, big eyes, broken up face, nose pointed upwards and kink long hair tail feeding : small eater, one third of can food with equal amount of biscuits exercise : little, only short walk grooming : very important to comb twice a day to avoid tangle, hair should be kept away from the eyes and mouth, ears have to be cleaned
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