BoShih

BoShih History

The BoShih is a mix between a Shiba Inu and a Shih Tzu. The BoShih is not recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC), nor is it recognized as a purebred by any of the major kennel clubs.

BoShih Physical Characteristics

The BoShih is a medium sized, long coated breed that originated in China. It is also known as the Chinese Crested. This breed has hair that falls over its eyes, giving it a unique look. The hair is thick, silky, and wavy. The head is wedge shaped and the muzzle is blunt. The ears are wide set and stand up. The tail is thin, tapering, and carried over the back. It has almond-shaped, dark eyes and a black nose. The foot pads are white.

BoShih Health

Description of breed health.

BoShih Temperament and Behaviour

The Bosapso is a loving and affectionate pet that is great with children. They are very intelligent and can learn quickly and easily. They are highly active and athletic, and require lots of exercise. Bosapsos are protective of their families and are territorial.

BoShih Activity Requirements

The BoShih is a relatively new breed of dog that originated in 2010. This Chinese native was created by crossing two purebred Chinese dogs and an American Pit Bull Terrier. The BoShih’s deliberate breeding was done with the intention of creating a dog that would combine the desirable traits of both parent breeds. Today, the BoShih is still considered a new and rare breed. The physical characteristics and personality traits of the BoShih vary from pup to pup. Some resemble the appearance and temperament of their Pit Bull ancestors, while others have physical traits that are more like those of their Chinese ancestors. The BoShih is an energetic, playful, and loyal dog. They are intelligent and respond well to training. They are also protective and make good guard dogs. The BoShih is a good match for an active household. They are a medium-sized, muscular dog that enjoys running and playing. They also do well with older children.

Kennel Club Recognition