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Shih Tzu

The Shih-Mo combines the playful energy of the American Eskimo with the affectionate nature of the Shih Tzu. With its fluffy coat and friendly disposition, it thrives as a family companion. This adaptable breed enjoys both indoor relaxation and outdoor play, making it a versatile pet choice.

10-12 years
Lifespan
Height: 30 - 46 cm
Size
Characteristics
The Shih-Mo is a hybrid breed, a mix between a Shih Tzu and an American Eskimo. It typically has a fluffy, white coat with occasional patches of color, and is known for its alert and friendly demeanor. This small to medium-sized dog is adaptable to various living environments.
Distribution Range of the Shih Tzu
The Shih-Mo is not a recognized animal species in scientific literature or databases. It appears to be a hybrid dog breed resulting from a cross between a Shih Tzu and an American Eskimo Dog. As such, it does not have a native region in the wild.
Shih Tzu's Habitat
Environmental Conditions
Since the Shih-Mo is a domestic dog breed, it is typically found in human environments such as homes and urban areas. It requires a living environment where it can receive adequate care, exercise, and social interaction.
Ecological Niche
As a companion animal, the Shih-Mo fulfills the ecological niche of a domestic pet. It does not occupy a natural ecological niche in the wild, as it is bred for companionship and human interaction.