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Positives (Pro's):
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The Shih-Poo is friendly and affectionate and while he will seek to please his owners, he will usually be shy around those that he does not know. This hybrid will do well with kids and other pets and as they tend to be bright; the Shih-Poo is usually easy to train.
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Shih Poos usually make good apartment dogs because they don't usually bark a lot. They make excellent companion pets.
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Standard Shih Poos are 13 to 16 inches (33.1cm to 40.6cm) tall and weighs between 12 and 20 pounds (5.4kg to 9.1kg)
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They fit the lap, they love to lounge, and they enjoy being close to their owner – Shih Poos are definitely lap dogs. This doesn't mean that they are lazy and too clingy, though. While they are affectionate and cuddly, these small dogs are still playful and energetic.
Negatives (Con's):
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Shih poos, as a result, are often playful, affectionate and quick-witted little charmers, although they may inherit their shih tzu parent's willfulness. Because of this, they often need a firm but patient guide in training, and might not be the best choice for first-time dog parents.
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Because most within this breed are very light shedders, many consider the shih poo hypoallergenic. Despite their minimal shedding, shih poos tend to have high grooming needs. Shih poo owners should be prepared to give their pup daily brushing and monthly haircuts to avoid tangles and matting.
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Shih Poo puppies may suffer from anxiety when they're left alone for too long. It's common for many dogs to suffer from separation anxiety, but dogs can also get anxiety from other sorts of causes. Shih Poo puppies might develop anxiety from certain situations that startle them.