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The most pointless dog breed, the Shih Tzu!

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Not Sol Walker1 yıl önce

Wrong 😂

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Rare 🇺🇸1 yıl önce

Got him working hard, right?

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dogbreeddetector1 yıl önce

What dog breeds are you?!

Blaine S🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
Blaine S🇺🇸1 yıl önce

Mine must’ve been very rare because she followed me around the house, loved to go for walks and play fetch 🤣

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She’s so cute. 🥰 good girl

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Caff's Caff1 yıl önce

Yes but they're so cute! I've got a similar 'pointless' dog, a Lhasa Apso, Millie, and she was bred by Tibetan Monks and when they died, they believed they were reincarnated into the dogs. Actually, she's a stubborn selfish little tyrant who we wouldn't part with for the world.

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I have a Catahoula leopard dog. He’s the sweetest dog ever.

Marcia Walls profil fotoğrafı
Marcia Walls1 yıl önce

They are soooo cute though. 😆😆😆

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Yes they are

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I rescued a Shih Tzu 5 years ago! She was used for breeding! She has been the best little girl ever! She is sooooo Sweet& Smart! ❤️

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⭕ Chris the 🐧 Ambassador1 yıl önce

Weren't they breed just for the Chinese royal family or something like that

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Grok: - The user references the Shih Tzu's historical role, noting their association with Chinese royalty, specifically as dogs bred for the imperial court during the Ming Dynasty (1368–1644), a fact supported by web sources detailing their status as "Lion Dogs" favored by emperors. - Tibetan Monks likely developed the breed and gifted them to Chinese emperors, as evidenced by the Dalai Lama presenting Shih Tzus to Empress Cixi in the 1860s, highlighting their cultural significance in imperial China. - Ownership of Shih Tzus was exclusive to the royal court, with severe penalties for outsiders, reflecting their prized status until they were later gifted to European nobility in the 20th century, spreading their lineage globally.

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