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Shorkie Puppies for sale

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The Shorkie, also known as Shorkie Tzu, Yorkie Tzu, Shih Tzu-Yorkie, is a newcomer to the dog world and was developed by crossing a Shih Tzu with a Yorkshire Terrier. Since their appearance on the scene, they have proven to be a great choice for families with children, the elderly, and as companions, as they boast of their loyal, loving, friendly, and playful nature. At the moment, and because the breed is so new, Shorkies are not recognised by the Kennel Club or other international dog associations (as of March 2018).

Read our Shorkie Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

Shorkie dogs Yorkie/Shih Tzu - Advert 1
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Yorkie/Shih Tzu

Shorkie

9 weeksAge
12Sex
£1,200Price

I have 2 girls 1 boy yourkie/Shih Tzu they have been vet checked will have there first injection and microchip before they leave or you have the option of taking them to the vet of your choice for you

Deeside, Flintshire (1.1mi)
Shorkie dogs Looking to rehome: trusted family wanted - Advert 2
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Looking to rehome: trusted family wanted

Shorkie

8 yearsAge
1Sex
£100Price

It breaks my heart to write this, but we're looking to find a loving new home for my mum's dog, Lola. ❤️ Since having young children, things have become much more difficult. Lola is a lovely family do

Birkenhead, Merseyside (12mi)
Shorkie dogs Shorkie 3 boys fully Vaccinated &Microchipped - Advert 1
Shorkie dogs Shorkie 3 boys fully Vaccinated &Microchipped - Advert 2
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Shorkie 3 boys fully Vaccinated &Microchipped

Shorkie

12 weeksAge
51Sex
£850Price

We have 3 lovely boys looking for their forever homes, ready to go to their new forever homes. Fully vaccinated and microchipped. Date of Birth: 13 May 2026 Ready to Leave: Now 5 boys and 1 girl in

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Leigh, Greater Manchester (29.3mi)
5.0

FAQs

Shorkies, a mix between a Shih Tzu and a Yorkshire Terrier, can be excellent family dogs due to their affectionate, playful, and loyal nature. They are small in size, friendly, and intelligent, making them suitable companions especially for families willing to invest time in their training, socialization, and care. However, they do require early socialization and consistent positive reinforcement training to prevent potential behavioural issues.