Shorkies Raising Guide: The Fundamental Guide on Shorkie Dog and Puppy Costs, Care, Feeding, Health, Training, Grooming and Fun Facts

A shorkie, also commonly known as a shorkie tzu, is a crossbreed between a shih tzu and a Yorkshire terrier, resulting in a spunky, loyal little fluffball.
Shih poos possess all the charm and personality of both the shih tzu and toy poodle along with the hypoallergenic coat of the poodle.
As fierce as they are loving, a full-grown shorkie dog makes an excellent watchdog for apartments and small dwellings.
Depending on whether they get their size from the diminutive Yorkie or the more sturdy shih tzu, shorkies can weigh anywhere from five to 15 pounds and may stand between six and 14 inches at the withers. The head may be more on the round side with wide-set, rounded eyes, and ears are typically longer and floppier than those of the Yorkie.
Spunky, playful and energetic, one thing that’s commonly said about shorkies is that they don’t know they’re small. They’re also loving, affectionate and fiercely loyal, and love to curl up in a lap and cuddle. Shorkies tend to get along with the whole family, but they form the tightest bonds with their primary caretaker and will often stick to that person

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