Some Peculiarities of Two Months Old Shih Tzu: How to Take Care of a Puppy

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Shih Tzu

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Introduction

Specialists usually say that shih-tzu dogs behave more like human beings than dogs. This breed of dogs is very neat and sometimes can make its owner to keep the house clean and tidy.

Besides, these dogs are really beautiful and everyone can’t but touch and pat them. They get along perfectly with the whole family, even with little children, and are able to play at any time.

How to Choose a Puppy?

It is recommended by almost all professional breeders to get puppies at the age of eight or nine weeks because dogs can already eat without any help, they are more independent and look like adult dogs in this period.

When you are in the process of choosing your future pet, you should make attention to its health status. A puppy should stand on its four legs firmly. When it goes, it should not stagger. Its aural cavities must be clean and without any suspicious spots.

The eyes of your pet should be clear, and the tail must not have any twists. Moreover, your dog must have the certificate of all the vaccinations already done.

Some Peculiarities of Two Months Old Shih Tzu

Eight weeks old puppies already look like grown-up dogs. They have the proportions of the body that will be the same for their whole life. So, if you want to participate in dog shows with your pet, be very attentive and look carefully.

Advice: as a puppy shows its character clearly in this period, look closely how it behave with you, with other puppies and by itself. Choose the dog which shows you more dignity and independence that others.

How to Take Care of a Puppy?

At first, make sure you have a good place for your dog to sleep at. This place should be the best one, not in a draught and not in the corridor of your house. It will be safer for a puppy to see and hear people around it.

You should put a bowl with water near your dog’s place. Water must always be raw, fresh and at room temperature. Put the bowl on a box or a stand at a height of five centimetres from floor.

It is better to have the dog’s place in your room where you sleep. You may use a box or a basket or a special home kennel that are sold in shops. The bedding should be firm but warm. You may take an old blanket or a small quilted mattress.

Recommendation: put an old rag, a piece of clothing or just your handkerchief in order to make the dog feel more comfortable. The puppy will be able to cover itself when it is cold.

A Puppy in Your House

Obviously, it is a great pleasure to have a small puppy that will bring you joy and happiness. However, do not forget to look after it properly, and then both of you will be happy and healthy.

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Author of 1001doggy.com Silvia Brown
Written by Silvia Brown
Glad to see you, my friends! I started this blog several years ago as a hobby and continue to write articles about dogs.
I'm a dog lover and the proud owner of two wonderful dogs: French Bulldog Maya and Beagle Tom. It's been more than 10 years since I had a dogs and worked closely with them. I've raised four dogs throughout my life and have experience assisting in the births of two dogs. At least once a week, I volunteer with friends at a dog shelter AMA Animal Rescue and Animal Care Centers of NYC in NY.
Medically reviewed by Awilda Rodriguez, DVM on September 20th, 2016,

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