Sentences with phrase «bolo tzu»
Both of the Bolo Tzu parent breeds are known to be a challenge to house - break so patience will be needed and the services of a professional trainer if you aren't getting results.
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The clever little Bolo Tzu is a social, affectionate dog that gets along well with kids, other pets and even strangers — so not much of a watchdog but great for apartment living.
The Bolo Tzu puppy is tiny and because he is prone to joint issues later in life, handling should be done with care.
The Bolo Tzu comes from two high energy breeds so regular daily walks will be needed to keep him both calm and fit.
The Bolo Tzu is a small or toy - sized dog that can be quite energetic so needs a top - quality kibble specifically designed for his size, age and activity level.
The Bolo Tzu is a Designer Dog and as such will typically be healthier than either of his parent breeds.
The Bolo Tzu is considered hypo - allergenic and in spite of the fluffy coat, he is a low - to non-shedding dog.
That said, its important to know what your new pup could one day inherit and with the Bolo Tzu that can include joint issues including Legg - Calve - Perthes Disease, respiratory ailments and periodontal issues.
While the Bolo Tzu's Designer Dog status means he doesn't qualify to be a member of the coveted American Kennel Club (AKC) but is recognized by Designer Breed Registry (DBR), American Canine Hybrid Club (ACHC), Designer Dogs Kennel Club (DDKC) and International Designer Canine Registry (IDCR).
The Bolo Tzu is a Designer Dog and doesn't qualify to join the American Kennel Club (AKC) roster of pure - breeds however the Shih Tzu became a member of their «toy» group in 1969 while the Bolognese is a member of AKC's Foundation Stock Service which tracks and records breeds while they continue to develop.
The affectionate Bolo Tzu is the result of crossing the loving and spirited little Shih Tzu with the quintessential lapdog; the Bolognese, for a truly wonderful companion animal.