Showing posts with label Shih Tzu health. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shih Tzu health. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2009

" Lily" Our Shih Tzu Social Trainer




Our puppy social trainner "Lily" is making sure our 9 week old shih tzu puppies get plenty of social time. Chenille's home raised shih tzu puppies enjoy running and playing with toys and our grandchildren. We make sure that all of our puppies get loads socializing, so important for them to grow into happy adults.

Monday, August 10, 2009

Pitter Patter of Puppy Feet




Sweet Puppy Dreams

Sansha's puppies are 2 weeks old, eyes are just now open. They are so delicate at this stage, with the tiny puppy paws and cute little noses. Scooting around with tiny legs, finding that perfect spot to sleep. They are at a wonderful stage of life, mommy keeping a close eye on each one. Knowing which one needs attending, she cleans and stimulates each puppy. Sansha has to be healthy and strong to produce enough milk for 6 beautiful shih tzu puppies. Small breeds have a greater energy requirement per pound of body weight, the size of the litter requires more nutrients for milk production. Increasing her calorie intake as the puppies require more nutrition. Feeding premium food for greater caloric and nutrient. Proper nutrition is essential for healthy growing shih tzu puppies.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

We Feed Our Shih Tzu Eagle Pack Holistic Select







Here at Chenille we love to feed our Shih Tzu adults and puppies Eagle Pack Holistic Select Dog Food ( Chicken & Rice Formula ) I really like how this dog food makes our puppies so strong and healthy, and the coats are just gorgeous. We highly recommend that our new puppy owners keep feeding Eagle Pack Dog Food, for a healthy pet. I have noticed that in few weeks when the puppies are weaned off the mother and started on Eagle Pack Puppy Food around the fourth week of age. That is when we see our puppies thrive, full energy and building healthy structure. At eight weeks of age, we look at the conformation of the puppy. This is the best time to see what the puppy will grow into as an adult. Feeding quality dog food is a must, from our show prospects and whelping females to growing healthy Chenille shih tzu puppies. It does matter what you feed, I have seen so many other breeds suffering from skin problems and poor health. Most of the time these problems can be cleared just by changing to quality food. With Eagle Pack we always have had wonderful results and it shows.