Shih tzu maltipoo mix puppies for sale

Maltipoo-Shih Tzu Mix Litter of Puppies For Sale in ORTING, WA, USA
We are a specialized breeder of our exclusive Shimoo™ puppies. Our puppies are so special we trademarked the name :) Our Shimoo's are a special crossbreed of Shih Tzu, Maltese, and Poodle breeds that combined the best qualities and features of their ancestors. Gorgeous faces like no other breeds, beautiful markings, silky wavy flowing hair (if you want that look), longer limbs, and leaner athletic builds make them agile and capable. Our Shimoo's are arguably the cutest puppies ever as you can see from the photos. They will be around 12-15lbs fully grown. Our puppies are healthy, intelligent, energetic, and adaptable indoors or outdoors to fit your lifestyle. We currently have 5 females and 1 male Shimoo™ available. Puppies are 8 weeks old and ready to meet their new families. Dewormed and UTD on vaccines. We offer a health guarantee and register your Shimoo™ through our website to document and keep records for all our puppies. We would love to welcome you to our exclusive Shimoo™ Dog Club. You can learn more about our beautiful Shimoo™ fur babies at .shimoo.

Items Included: Up to date on vaccinations, dewormed, health guarantee

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  • Jack Russell
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  • Maltese Poodle
  • Maltipoo
  • Maremma Sheepdog
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  • Old English Bulldog
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  • Pomeranian
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We are located in southeast Iowa. We are passionate about raising happy, healthy & adorable Shichon, Shihpoo, Maltipoo puppies. Our beautiful Maltipoo, Shihpoo, Shichon puppies are guaranteed to have loving temperaments and cheerful personalities. Our puppies will nestle a place in your heart & home. They are country raised in the peaceful Midwest and socialized daily by my husband and I and often by our children & grandchildren. We are the proud owners of both parents and have raised our adult dogs from puppies too. Our  Shichon, Shih poo and Malti poo puppies range from 6 to 14 pounds as adults. We are excited to work with your family in finding the perfect puppy fit.

The Mal-Shi is a designer dog breed that is a cross between a Maltese and a Shih-Tzu. They are also sometimes called a Malshi, Maltzu, or Malti-zu. This designer breed was developed in the 1990s with the goal of creating a small, low-shedding companion breed. It is one of the most popular designer breeds in Australia and is becoming more and more popular in the United States and other countries.

Although the Mal-Shi is not recognized by the purebred kennel clubs, the breed is recognized by the American Canine Hybrid Club, Designer Breed Registry, Designer Dogs Kennel Club, and more. Mal-Shis are known for having an outgoing, playful personality and a sweet disposition. Due to their gentle nature and social personality, they make great companions as well as therapy dogs.

A Mal-Shi tends to be bold and outgoing with an open and friendly personality. They tend to be interested in making friends with everyone, especially if that means they get some love, attention, and playtime. This means that they tend to get along well with other pets, dogs, strangers, and children. Due to their small size, the Mal-Shi can be easily injured by accidental falls or rough play, so any playtime with younger children should be closely supervised.

Mal-Shis are wonderful family dogs. They are naturally affectionate, loving, and devoted to their owner. They are alert, which makes them excellent watchdogs. They also tend to be open and friendly, so although they may alert you to someone or something coming to the house, they will be more interested in making friends than being a guard dog.

This is a highly adaptable dog breed. Mal-Shis are a good fit for apartment living as well as larger homes. They also do well in most climates. You will have to keep an eye on them in warmer weather as they can easily overexert themselves. In colder weather, you will likely need to add some layers to help your Mal-Shi stay warm. This dog is a true companion animal and loves to be with their family; this means they do not like to be alone for long periods and can be prone to separation anxiety.

Since the Mal-Shi is a mixed breed, it can inherit health issues common to one or both of the parent breeds. It can also “win the genetic lottery” and not be prone to developing any of them. Some common health issues to be aware of in your Mal-Shi include respiratory problems, White Shaker Syndrome, and patellar luxation. Asking the breeder about the genetic history of the parents and to see any relevant health clearances can help allay potential health concerns.

This dog breed is intelligent and happy to be with their owners, which also makes them eager to please. They are a highly trainable dog breed that is a good fit for owners of every experience level. Mal-Shis will tend to pick up on basic commands relatively easily and will enjoy learning more advanced tricks in ongoing training.

However, they can have a stubborn streak, but consistent training will help. Because of their outgoing and social personality, the Mal-Shi also tends to have a sensitive soul. Harsh scolding or tones will hurt their feelings and could make them withdrawn or more stubborn. They respond best to ongoing training that is interesting, consistent, and positive.

Housetraining can be difficult with this small dog breed, so you will want to introduce crate training early. Also, small dogs have small bladders, so your Mal-Shi will need to take more trips outside, especially as a puppy. Crate training and consistent routines can help with housetraining.

It’s also important to note that it is easy to spoil a Mal-Shi. Because they are so small, it can be tempting to baby your Mal-Shi. Of course, you want to treat your dog well and reward them for good behavior, but too much babying can result in your Mal-Shi acting more like a spoiled brat than the attentive, loving, and affectionate dog they usually are.

A Mal-Shi’s coat is usually long with a wavy appearance and a soft and silky texture. Common coat colors vary and can be any combination of white, black, brown, or tan. Although a Mal-Shi is often low-shedding, you will still need to brush their coat every day to remove tangles and prevent matting. If you choose to keep their coat clipped short, you can likely get away with brushing every couple of days. Professional grooming will need to be done several times a year, unless you’re able to do it at home, to keep your Mal-Shi comfortable and their coat maintained.

In addition to coat care, your Mal-Shi will have plenty of other grooming needs as would any dog. Trimming their nails monthly, or sooner if needed, keeps their nails from growing too long and affecting their ability to move around comfortably. Checking their ears regularly and cleaning them carefully as needed can help prevent ear infections caused by trapped moisture, dirt, or debris. Good dental care for dogs, like brushing teeth, using enzyme toothpaste, or dental chews daily, can help prevent the tartar buildup that causes gum disease and tooth decay. It’s usually a good idea to get your puppy used to having their teeth brushed and paws and ears handled early on to help make grooming easier as they grow.

The Mal-Shi is a dog breed with a moderate activity level. A few walks a day plus some playtime will keep this dog breed happy and healthy. They also tend to love the outdoors and will match their energy level to yours. So, if you want to be more relaxed, your Mal-Shi will relax with you, especially if it means more cuddles and time with you. If you want to be more active, your Mal-Shi will keep up and will be more than happy to be with you. Because of their small size, they can get tired quickly and may overexert themselves trying to keep up with you. So, keep an eye on them and take a break or go home if you see them start to pant heavily or struggle.

Fully-grown Mal-Shis usually stand about 10 inches tall at the shoulder and weigh between 6 and 12 pounds.

A Mal-Shi will typically live 12 – 14 years.

Because Poodle or Doodle hybrids are so popular, the Mal-Shi is one of the few designer breeds whose parentage does not include a Poodle.

How much does a Shih Tzu Maltese mix cost?

A Maltese Shih Tzu can set you back anywhere between $400-$800 per puppy. This is not as much as some Toy dog cross breeds, but because this pup is still a designer breed, it is quite expensive. If this is too far out of your price range, you can always check your local shelter.

How big does a Maltipoo Shih Tzu get?

Maltipoo vs Shih Tzu: Size Maltipoos are about half the weight of Shih Tzus at just 4-7 pounds. Shih Tzus weigh 9-16 pounds. Both dogs max out at similar heights (10 and 10.5 inches). However, Maltipoos can be as small as 7 inches, while Shih Tzus cannot be under 9 inches.

Can you breed a Maltipoo with a Shih Tzu?

Malshipoo is a Specialty Designer Puppy people can't help but fall in love with. The mixture of this breed is a Maltipoo and Shih Tzu or a Shihpoo and Maltese, so in realty your puppy is a Maltese, Shih Tzu and Poodle. Making a MalShihpoo SMART! These three favorite breeds all mixed in one makes the perfect breed.

Is a Maltese Shih Tzu a good mix?

Maltese Shih Tzu are cute, friendly and outgoing toy size dogs that are one of the most popular cross breeds in Australia. They are highly trainable, love people of all ages and make great companions.