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SHIH-POO LITTER COMING SOON IN DONGOLA, ILLINOIS, USA
Litter On The Way
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Breed
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Available on
03/15/2026
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Expected
01/14/2026
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Size at Maturity
Small
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Shipping Area
Nationwide
Upcoming Litter Description
We raise our puppies in our home with our 5 children. They take part in our ENS program and are given colostrum supplements to ensure a healthy immune system. We also introduce house training and leash training. Each puppy comes up to date on vaccinations and dewormer, and only after a visit to the vet and he clears them for rehoming. Mom is a 10lb curly haired, black shihpoo. Dad is a 12lb wavy haired tan shihpoo. Both are very friendly and loving! Any questions feel free to call or text me at 618-614-0546
Parents info
Father
Description: Benjie is a wavy haired, tan shihpoo with touches of black. He's an energetic, loving little teddybear.
Mother
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Breed
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Nickname
Brynna
Description: Mom is a 10lb curly haired, black, parti shihpoo. She's an adorable, loving girl, and loves everyone. Strangers are simply friends she hasn't met yet. She's a good momma. We're giving her extra nutrition and care as she carries her babies to keep her and her babies all healthy.
Breeder Information
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Breeder name
esther
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Location:
DONGOLA, Illinois, 62926 USUS
Breed overview
Overview:
The Shih-Poo is a charming designer breed, a delightful cross between the gentle Shih Tzu and the intelligent Miniature Poodle, typically originating from breeders seeking to combine the best traits of both. These small companion dogs usually boast a soft, wavy to curly coat that is often low-shedding, making them a popular choice for individuals with allergies. Physically, they exhibit a compact build, expressive eyes, and come in a variety of colors. In terms of temperament, Shih-Poos are generally affectionate, playful, and highly adaptable, making them excellent family pets and well-suited for apartment living due to their moderate exercise needs. They thrive on human companionship and can be quite trainable with positive reinforcement. While generally robust, potential health considerations include issues common to their parent breeds, such as patellar luxation, eye conditions, and dental problems, underscoring the importance of responsible breeding and regular veterinary care.
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