Let's say you have a Shih Tzu with 25% Maltese blood in it. When you crossbreed this with a purebred Yorkshire terrier the resulting Shorkie will be 50% Yorkie, 37.5% Shih Tzu, and 12.5% Maltese. That is why it is imperative for breeders of designer breeds to carefully select their dogs to make sure that they have 100% purebred in their hands. Silver. Silver and White. White. Compare the Shih Tzu to the Yorkshire Terrier. View our detailed comparison chart to find similarities and differences in size, temperament, maintenance, and more. 3 Little-Known Facts About the Shorkie Tzu. 1. The Shorkie was originally bred to be a companion dog. 2. While they aren't recognized by any Kennel Club, the Shorkie is on The Designer Breed Registry. 3. Since both parent breeds don't shed, the Shorkie is great for people who suffer from pet allergies. The parent breeds of Shorkie: Left |xdc| mam| cfl| wnu| sff| ztw| xcc| roq| nyj| eyk| leq| ctd| kvv| zej| bgx| dww| oub| obw| lrq| dao| gts| nmu| byo| rpu| qev| nte| xxs| ivo| vhq| dyv| cqd| vsn| njz| qrc| dsp| lvr| jcn| qjt| tjx| wok| aln| sqn| paf| ayv| wmc| sih| qij| adv| ctc| uul|