Lottie is a beautiful Purebred 2 year old female Shih Tzu in Mayo (RESERVED)

Lottie is a beautiful Purebred 2 year old female Shih Tzu.

She is the most loving and gentle nature you could wish for. She is fun and very kind. She loves being by your side and is playful. Fully house trained and loves to please everyone. She plays beautifully with other dogs and is very gentle with children.

She is affectionate and great company. A real gentle young lady.

We raised Lottie from a puppy and hoped one day she would have her own litter with us, as she is such a great example of the breed, has a super nature and beautiful colours and markings. However, we have to move abroad and can't take her with us as no pets are allowed.

Lottie is very healthy and been raised on premium food.

She is a full purebred Shih Tzu, with her parents having won shows. To us she is a beautiful pet and she needs to go to a loving home who would appreciate her kind and fun nature.

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