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Tiny Hellesdon dog gives birth to 12 puppies
September 28th, 2010
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Lara – 6 year old female Cavalier King Charles Spaniel » dog …
June 26th, 2010
Lara is a 6 year old Cavalier King Charles, Lara is quite nervous at the moment and doesn’t know what has happened to her. Lara was picked up from the pound after her owners surrendered her in. Her world seems to be falling apart for her. She is a gentle soul who really wants to be loved, but is a bit scared to approach for some. She is a waggy girl that always greats you with her waggy tail. She is starting to approach her fosterer now and is loving all the attention. Lara came in with Pheobe and Ruby.
Lara when first meeting dogs isn’t to sure about them and will bark but once she has got to know them she is fine. Lara is fully house trained and crate trained. Lara would love to have another dog for a companion to help gain her confidence. Lara is neutered vac’d wormed and had flea treatment. Fostered in Cambridge
For more information please call her fosterer Tracey on 07825814718 or email
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Good Shih Tzu Breeders
April 17th, 2010
It is time to add the pitter-patter of little feet to your family once again and you have decided that the pitter-patter is going to belong to a Shih Tzu puppy. The first thing you are going to need to do is find a reputable Shih Tzu breeder in your area that you are going to be able to not only get your dog from but maintain a relationship with for many years. Bringing your dog home does not mean your relationship with your breeder is over.
The best place to start your search is with the national registry that is most recognized for dog breeders in the United States and that is the National Kennel Club. Pick up the phone and give the National Kennel Club a call at (865) 932-9680 and ask them to help you find the best possible Shih Tzu breeder in your area.
It is possible to find a local Shih Tzu breeder that is not listed in the National Kennel Club registry and the first place you can try that is on the Internet or in your local phone book. The Internet is probably your best bet because if the breeder took the time to create a website then they are less likely to have something to hide and your chances of a good experience increase.
Another great source of information for finding a good Shih Tzu breeder is your local vet. If you already have a vet for your current pets then ask your vet about getting in touch with a reputable breeder in your area. If you do not have a vet then find the vet closest to you and ask them their advice. If you have friends or family with pets then ask them to recommend a vet for you.
The Internet is a fantastic tool for networking with other people and another way you can find good Shih Tzu breeders in your area is to scout the various Internet message boards and chat rooms that deal with Shih Tzu dogs and breeders. These people will not only help you find a good breeder but they can also answer any questions you may have and give you advice on what to watch out for. A forum such as this can be invaluable.
Making sure you find a good Shih Tzu breeder to get your first Shih Tzu from is very important and finding a good breeder could mean the difference between a happy life with your dog and a miserable one. So choose wisely and take your time. Remember that you need to feel as comfortable with the breeder selling you the Shih Tzu as you need to feel with the dog itself.