Established in 1978. Well renowned for their hand made, hand decorated teapots. As well as this ScotTea Scottie Dog Teapot. They produce a wide range of novelty and collectable teapots. In a variety of different shapes and sizes. In fact we believe teapots that would be suitable for any gift idea. One’s qualities shouldn’t be noticeably different simply because it is smaller. The love, affection, and friendliness of Shih Tzus are legendary. Being with you constantly is their ultimate goal in life. Additionally, they are assertive and self-assured, which can occasionally come across as stubborn. The problem of housebreaking frequently arises from this breed. This teacup is easy to train because of their intelligence and desire to please their owners. Like all dogs, the teacup Maltese responds best to training methods focusing on positive reinforcement and rewards. This covers verbal compliments and rewards. One challenging aspect of owning a teacup Maltese is housebreaking them. Toy chihuahuas are often wary of strangers, but their need for affection occasionally overrides this. If properly introduced and given enough time to warm up, they will make friends with other people. It is important to socialize. These dogs frequently show a little impatience around kids and other dogs.

These Pomeranians may be small, but according to lore, they have a personality the size of Texas. Despite their intelligence, don’t be fooled by the tiny little dog. They have a separate brain and a more expansive self-image. Poms may start fights with larger dogs due to their positive self-image. These little dogs appear to have small dog syndrome and think they can be guard dogs. 5. ChihuahuaDespite their diminutive size, they are known for being playful and keeping their owners on their toes. The teacup Maltese is an excellent first pet for anyone looking for a cute and cuddly companion because of its low exercise and grooming requirements! 7. Shih Tzu The Teacup Bichon Frise has a positive outlook on life. These tiny puppies adore attention and enjoy it when they are the center of it. They get along well with neighbors, friends, family, and even veterinarians. Additionally, they have a playful, independent side. The poodle, one of the oldest pure-bred dogs, is one of the most well-known dogs in the world. These dogs were initially bred in Germany as working and gun dogs that also made excellent hunting companions. The poodle is an excellent retriever and has a waterproof coat. These days, this breed is more frequently associated with lapdogs than working canines. The hand painting of an individual teapot can take the skilled ceramic painter up to one hour to complete.

The first Shih Tzus originated in China and belonged to Chinese royalty. The Lhasa Apso and the Pekingese, two Tibetan breeds, were probably crossed to produce them. The origin of the miniature size is unclear. Shih Tzus in teacup sizes should behave similarly to Shih Tzus in standard sizes.The teapot chihuahua has a temperament similar to a terrier. They are renowned for sharing traits in their temperament and behavior with other small dogs. Frequently, they bark at nearly everything and typically belong to a single person. They will form a strong bond with just one person while ignoring everyone else.

Using traditional production methods. Each teapot is hand made. Using a semi-porcelain, high temperature clay. Then hand painted. With many of the teapots. Having the detail finish completed using real gold and platinum glazes.

They aren’t the friendliest dogs around and can be a little distant. If they think their owner is threatened, it often results in protective aggression. This is why having guests over frequently while the dog is a puppy is crucial. If they are not accustomed to having guests in their homes when they get older, disaster will result. 6. Maltese Their hunting instincts are triggered by the sight of any other smaller animal. They aren’t typically hostile or overactive, though. Most owners concur that tasty food is preferred by little Yorkies over nutritious food. It can also be hard to switch to different foods. You might also notice your Yorkie eating things like human foods or grass. 3. Teacup Japanese Chin Teacup Yorkies are affectionate dogs that can develop strong attachments to their owners. They are likely to have separation anxiety because their tiny hearts are so full of love and affection. It’s a good thing they are portable. These little puppies won’t be afraid to chase something because terriers were originally bred to catch rodents and other small animals.