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When you cross a shih tzu with a bichon frise, the result is a real-life teddy bear dog called the Shichon. In fact, many people call this the teddy bear dog! Given its small stature and gentle disposition, the shichon is a great pet for seniors and families with kids. Shichons love other dogs as well as people and can suffer with separation anxiety if they don’t have company and attention throughout the day. Half an hour of play or walking every day is enough exercise for most Shichons. They grow up to 7 kilograms in weight and up to 30 centimetres in height.
Temperament
Intelligent, social, energetic
Breed Fast Facts
9 - 15 lbs
Small
High
Minimal
Medium
12 to 18 years
Washington state is the perfect place for active, outdoor loving canines and their humans. This part of America is filled with natural wonders encapsulated in state parks and campgrounds where dogs are welcome to visit, hike, picnic and stay the night with their families. The climate gets chilly this far north during the winter months, which is why Huskies and other double-coated dog breeds are ideal—especially for dog owners who love to spend time outside. If you and your dog are more interested in being comfy and warm, Washington is perfect for you, too! Eat out with your dog by your side, then check out the doggy spas and pet-friendly shopping centres before snuggling up together on the couch.
Washington’s state dog is the Siberian Husky, a double-coated working dog bred to handle the northern climate.
At least 234 hiking trails in Washington are dog friendly.
Labradors, Golden Retrievers and German Shepherds are Washington state’s most popular dog breeds.
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