Shih Tzu x Silky for Re-homing
It's with a heavy heart that I write this, but our family is parting ways and no longer able to give our pet dog the time and care he needs. We are looking to re-home our Shih Tzu x Silky, born Boxing day 2010.
Riley has been part of our family for 7 years. He’s a loyal little companion who sticks by your side, follows you around the house and is always excited to welcome you home. He is a super cute and charming little dog who has provided many laughs over the years with his unique, puppy-like character and little quirks. He never fails to make anyone smile!
He has multiple medical difficulties, all stemming from allergies (we suspect bad breeding). He has had 2 operations to enlarge the ear canals; has ongoing skin itching (which makes him quite a smelly dog - too much washing will dry out his skin, which also causes excessive itching); has dry eyes which are prone to infections (2x preventative drops per day for life, costs $40 every 6 weeks).
He is a happy, playful dog who loves walks where he can explore and sniff. He also loves digging holes at the beach. His favourite game at home is hide & seek with his teddy. He often brings it to you and urges you to hide it for him. He’s friendly with cats, little kids and little dogs. When confronted with a big dog or a new human friend he will often growl, but doesn’t bite (unless very aggressively provoked). He definitely warms up to people with a bit of encouragement!
He would best suit a family or older couple who have the time and finances to care for him.
He is house-trained, indoor dog who can follow basic commands like sit, stay, etc. He does not shed fur!
He is vaccinated, desexed, micro-chipped and registered. I also have health history record printed out from our vet of all previous checkups and information.
If you/anyone you know might be interested, please pass this on and contact me:
Tayla Wiehahn
02102473021
Tayla.wiehahn@gmail.com
To ensure the best future for Riley, a screening process will apply to applicants to make sure they are willing and able to care for him.
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