A Little Someone Special 🤎
Meet Cinnamon Roll
A little sprinkle of sweetness, a whole lot of adorable!
With his beautiful warm coloring, sweet little face, and irresistible charm, Cinnamon Roll is stealing hearts one tiny moment at a time.
This precious little boy is growing beautifully, and we're enjoying every moment watching him discover the world.
Cinnamon Roll is available for consideration by an approved family.
Click on his photo to learn more.
Little Miracles, Growing Every Day 🤍
Our nursery has been filled with tiny paws, sleepy snuggles, and the sweetest little milestones!
Zaida's beautiful girls, Blueberry and Butter Bean, have found their forever families, while Tori's sweet boy Bon Bon and Basil's three little treasures — Sugar Drop, Lemon Drop, and Gum Drop — are growing more adorable by the day.
We're enjoying every precious stage and sharing little glimpses of their journey as they grow.
Visit Our Nursery to meet the babies, see their latest photos, and follow along as their little personalities begin to blossom.
Philosophy
A generational mother-daughter program devoted to raising Imperial Shih Tzus within our home.
Never in kennels -- always as family -- each puppy is nurtured with intention from day one.
Why Choose Us
At Imperial Shihtzu Country, we are dedicated to breeding Imperial Shihtzus with a focus on health, and temperament. Our commitment is to provide detailed information about each puppy's lineage and health history, ensuring that every new family member is healthy and happy.
From Our Nursery to Their Homes ⭐
Each of our puppies begins their life within our home and continues on to carefully selected families.
These moments reflect just a few of the companions we have had the privilege of raising—each one nurtured with intention, and placed with care.
One of the most rewarding parts of what we do is watching our puppies grow into cherished family members.
We are grateful for every family who has welcomed an Imperial Shih Tzu Country puppy into their home.
Client Testimonials
One of the best decisions I ever made started with me saying no.
In Dec 2018, Shannon started talking about getting another dog. My answer was pretty simple...No.
...in early January 2019, Shannon's stepfather passed away. She was grieving, and I could tell she was in a tough space.
I remember exactly where I was when I changed my mind.
I was sitting in church and I still remember pulling out my phone and quietly texting Trish Ayers, the breeder.
"Is Belle (soon to be called Lola) still available?
She was....
Keith Canter - Shannon Smith Center
