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This popular breed gets its name from the Mandarin phrase “Shih Tzu” meaning “Little Lion”. And what a fitting name, given their long hair and spunky personality! This lively puppy loves affection and a good cuddle, but also doesn’t mind being independent. They walk with an air of royalty, perhaps because they were the chosen breed to accompany Chinese emperors. They are fiercely loyal and happiest when by your side. These puppies are perfect for older couples and don’t mind other pets, as long as they don’t take away from their cuddle time with their owners. This breed remains small at 9 to 16 lbs and lives up to 16 years old.
Temperament
Playful, clever, courageous
Breed Fast Facts
9 - 16 lbs
Toy or Teacup
Low
Moderate
Medium
10 to 16 years
For those of you who love running and playing on the sand with your furry pals, the great news is that most of Oregon’s beaches are dog friendly. For visitors to the Beaver State, dogs are welcome both in rural and urban getaways throughout Oregon. Book a nice B&B on the seaside, go camping at Mount Hood National Forest, or have an energizing city break in Portland with Fido by your side the whole time. For Oregonian dog owners in search of a bit of adventure, check out one of the many dog-friendly hiking trails in this beautiful state.
Oregon has the most dog parks per capita in the country, with at least 2 for every 100,000 human residents.
Oregon has been voted the United States’ most pet-friendly state!
Bobbie the Wonder Dog travelled 2,551 miles on his own to return home to Silverton, Oregon, after being lost by owners in Indiana.