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Originally Posted by Nancy1999  So sad, and she describes the Shih Tzu as "Just a little bigger than a hamster." It looks scared to death. Too many people believe small size equals quality, and they don't realize that just because a dog is small, it still has many special needs. The buyers of these dogs are a "special" type of person.  |
Just seeing this - a Shih Tzy the size of a hampster ? That is so so wrong and sounds so dangerous for that poor little downsized dog - how can people intentionally DO this !
For the record - and only because I've seen it - spending thousands on so called 'tinies, teacups, micros and all the promo words these 'breeders' use does NOT ensure you will have a healthy pet ! I'd be scared to have anything BUT a hampster that small
I remember someone spending over 4 grand on a 'unique' yorkie - to me there was not one thing special and I can honestly say Ive seen prettier and healthier dogs sold for far far less - No offence to the dog I'm speaking of but personally I never found her attractive like I do so many simple pet yorkies that we all love but dont have to spend thousands add to our lives.
As some say - fools and their money are easily parted' but to each his own I guess
I'm so glad I looked for standard size - I LOVE the little ones to death but mine are just right - I don't have the worries of the little ones but they sure are cute - then of coure mine are pretty dame cute too and I know the breeder I bought from years ago is what I now consider a terrible breeder - back then I knew no better as mine are going on 10 years old in a few years