History of Shizu race

The origin of the Shizu dog probably dates back to the 7th century in the Tibetan region, which may have been a small species of the Lhasa Apso breed. The gift of this dog to the ancient Chinese emperors was probably the beginning of introducing the dog to the world as a pet. Some experts believe that, like the selection of smaller species of the Lhasa breed, the crossing with the Pekingese breeds has also made the dogs smaller in size. The word Shizuo in Chinese means dog-friendly, which makes this name in the past seem a little confusing. Because this feature is more closely related to Pekingese dogs. Chinese royal families have kept Shizu dogs for many years. When the British arrived in the area, they took the race with them, which later led the Shizuos to America. Unfortunately, the Communist rule of China destroyed all the native Shizuans in the area. They all agree that cute and cute shizos are used as a companion pet. Their first use was from the beginning as a good friend to humans Shizu dog temperament The Shizu dog is famous for its cheerful spirit. Shizu are very kind and lovely. These dogs can live and cope well with humans, other dogs, and even pets. Most of them are very sweet and lovely and rarely get angry or angry. Because of their short snout, the Shizuos cannot bite seriously, but they want to annoy you by barking. These dogs are very fond of being with humans. This tendency can be either sitting near the owner or walking with him in the park