In 1969 Shih Tzus were recognized as a toy breed with the American Kennel Club. World War II veterans returning to the United States brought these vivacious little pups home with them from England. Clubs recognizing the differences between Shih Tzus and Apsos were not established until 19, but a standard defining the Shih Tzu’s unique characteristics wasn’t established until 1938. They began to appear in other countries and North America in the early 1900s. Somehow seven males and seven females were saved, and all of today’s Shih Tzus are descended from those 14 dogs. Shih Tzus became popular with commoners in China during the Ming dynasty, but they almost disappeared during the Chinese Revolution. Although we don’t know its exact ancestors, experts believe they are a cross between Tibet’s Lhasa Apso breed and a small Chinese dog like a Pekingese. The Shih Tzu breed is one of the oldest known and was favored by Chinese royals and kept at court as far back as the Tang dynasty, 618 to 907. The 1800s saw a decline in the breed’s popularity, but there were efforts to restabilize the breed after the first World War. They made their way to and became popular in the Canary Islands in the 15th and 16th centuries. France discovered the breed in the 1500s, and they were also treasured there. In the 1300s the breed became very popular with Italian nobility. They were often traded, and that’s how they made their way around the world. The Bichon Frise was created in the Mediterranean centuries ago. Their history isn’t long, but the parent breeds are well-documented.
They were first bred in the 1990s in the United States with the goal of creating a dog that looked like a teddy bear and would make a sweet companion to children and adults alike. By raising your puppy in our home, training and developing their minds and bodies so that the transition to your home is as easy as possible and you can focus on enjoying your new puppy! Our Puppies are incredibly intuitive, loving, and learn quickly, making them great emotional support animals.Teddy Bears are the result of a cross between a Bichon Frise and a Shih Tzu. We do all we can to ensure you take home the best puppy.
They do best with plenty of exercises for both mind and body and prefer to be with people. Poodles are good family dogs - fun, energetic, intelligent, and easy to train. Poodles also can be the most hypoallergenic of all coated breeds. The Poodle gives the puppies longer legs, a curlier coat, and high intelligence. A good family dog, the Maltese, is lively, playful, and vigorous and enjoys learning tricks. The Maltese are gentle, affectionate, intelligent, responsive, and trusting. The Maltese provide the puppies with rounder, petite faces, loyalty, and cuddliness. They are active dogs and enjoy learning tricks and playing games with their owners. They do not make good kennel dogs and prefer being with their owners. Havanese are affectionate and happy dogs. The Havanese give the puppies silky coats, calmness, and loving personalities. The Havanese is from the ancient Bichon family of little white dogs, and claims breeds such as the Bichon Frise and Maltese are probable common ancestors. They are generally considered very good with kids. The bichon frisé is considered a great all-around pet, a playful yet gentle dog. This cheerful, pleasant dog enjoys playing games and snuggling into laps. They are sometimes called Zuchons or Shichons, and their friendly disposition make them ideal house pets and therapy dogs. Their coats are soft and curly! Whichever puppy you adopt looks like a little "Teddy Bear" with a cuddly yet fun-loving demeanor! Our puppy's size can range from 6 to 14 pounds depending on the parent's size.īichons are peaceful with everyone, including other pets. The Teddy Bear Dog is a hybrid, designer dog with a soft, silky, semi-hypoallergenic coat. Our puppies have shades of creams and tans to white and black. What your puppy will look like will depend on the parents and genetics. Our Puppies are easily trained with dedication and love! While each Teddy Bear pup is unique, they are all wonderful family pets! They make great pets for active families, get along well with other dogs or animals, and make great companions for children! Teddy bears are typically a cross-breed between a Bichon Frise and a Shih Tzu, both of which are extremely devoted companion.
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