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shih tzu
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shih tzu

Breed of small dog originating in China. It has short legs and a maximum height of 26 cm/10.5 in. Its long, dense coat may be any colour, and it carries its plumy tail over its back. The long hair growing from the top of its muzzle and falling either side of its face gives it its characteristic expression.
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The animals, a blonde pedigree female Shitsu and a male tricolour Cairn Terrier crossed with Shitsu, frequently visit neighbours for snacks.
Family pet dogs 'held to ransom' Distraught couple appeal for help to ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
Byline: by LUKE TRAYNOR A DOG owner left her pet shitsu to almost starve to death in her back garden.
PET WAS STARVED; RSPCA claim dog was 'literally almost dead' by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
On jazz, ballads or arias, she grabs the mood and meter of a song and holds on to it like a fluffy shitsu with a bone.
In Bloom by Rex Reed / The New York Observer
 
 
 
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