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Shih Tzu

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Home:Houston, TX

Sex: Male Weight: 11-25 lbs

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Nicknames:
Weeblos, Weebs, Baron Von Weebhausen, Veeblemeier, Weeblos von Peeblos, Hundchen Flocken, Trundlemeyer, Trundlehoozen, Bug, Bugaboo Creek

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-purebred

-disabled

-dog rescue

Birthday:
May 3rd 2003

Likes:
I like chin and belly scritches and eating the walls. I love people, all people, watching the world from the porch, treats, licking snow, and fetch

Pet-Peeves:
Coming in from a walk before I'm done, not getting some of mom and dad's dinner, dry dog food with no wet food mixed in, and going to the groomer- annoy me and get the Elvis lip

Favorite Toy:
Anything furry that'll fit in his mouth, shmoo on a string, tennis balls on weird furry elastic, tissues

Favorite Food:
People food, greenies, apartment walls, carboard boxes, tissues, wood chips

Favorite Walk:
Anywhere with people and other dogs to play with (and trip with my leash)

Best Tricks:
the strange poses he sleeps in, rattling his crate when he's ready to get out

Arrival Story:
We met Weeble through the Shih Tzu and Fur Baby Rescue, based out of Florida- he has problems with his back legs and neurological problems (congenital cerebellar disease) as well, so he wasn't purchased like his siblings. Instead he was shuttled from rescue home to home before we begged them to let us have him. He is the most friendly, loving, smart little guy- and everyone who meets him loves his funny walk. He gets stronger every day.

Bio:
Weeble died of accute liver failure resulting from a highly aggressive cancerous tumor on April 16, 2005. He was not yet 2 years old.

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I've Been On Dogster Since:

January 30th 2004