Furever Shih Tzus

On your puppy’s first birthday, we always reach out to wish them a happy birthday and share a photo of them from when they were younger. It’s so special to look back and see how much they’ve grown over the year! We kindly ask that owners send us an updated photo so we can feature them on our website. It’s a wonderful way to show how their colors and coats can change, but more importantly, it gives us the chance to see them again, which we truly love. Every single puppy holds a special place in our hearts. They’re not just pets to us, they’re family. We pour so much love and care into raising them, and getting updates means the world to us. We’re incredibly grateful to the families who have shared photos and stories. Thank you for letting us remain a small part of their lives.

The first step is to reach out and inquire about a puppy. We love hearing what inspired your puppy search—getting to know our future puppy families means a lot to us! If you'd like, we’re happy to schedule a video call so you can see the puppy. Once you’ve chosen your puppy, we require a $500 non-refundable deposit to reserve them. We accept Apple Cash, Venmo, PayPal, and Cash App for the deposit. While you wait for your puppy to come home, we’ll keep you updated with weekly videos. If you’ve picked out a name, let us know—we’ll start teaching it!

Our puppies are priced between $1,400 and $1,600. Every puppy comes home with AKC registration papers (limited, pet-only), a health guarantee, a collar, toys, a birth certificate, and a blanket scented with their parents and siblings. We also provide our puppy guide, their health record, and a portion of puppy food. Before leaving our care, every puppy is vet-checked, up to date on vaccinations, and dewormed. When you register your puppy with AKC, you’ll receive a 30-day pet insurance trial, a certificate for a free first vet visit at participating clinics, complimentary access to the 24/7 Vet Helpline for 30 days, a free one-month supply of Simparica Trio, and an AKC puppy guide.

We don’t breed often because we prioritize the health and well-being of our moms. On average, we have two litters a year, with each mom having just one litter. Our pets are like family to us, and their care and happiness always comes first.