Shih Tzu Puppy Pricing

Our Shih Tzu puppies typically range from $1,800 to $3,500 depending on the parent lineage, color, gender, and coat. Each puppy is a little unique, and those factors help determine where they fall within that range.

One of the most common questions families have when starting their search is about pricing. It is a very understandable question, and we believe it deserves a clear and honest answer.

When it comes to Shih Tzu puppies, pricing can vary quite a bit. You may see lower prices in some places and much higher prices in others. At first glance, it can be confusing to understand what the difference really is.

The truth is, pricing is not just about the puppy itself. It reflects the level of care, time, and attention that goes into raising them from the very beginning. You can learn more about pricing and our program by reading out complete Shih Tzu guide. 

Each puppy receives proper veterinary care and health checks before going home so you can feel confident in their condition from day one.

Every puppy is up to date on vaccinations appropriate for their age, with clear records provided so your veterinarian can continue their care seamlessly.

Each puppy is microchipped before leaving our home, providing a permanent form of identification and an important layer of safety for your new companion.

Every puppy goes home backed by our two-year health guarantee, reflecting our commitment to raising healthy puppies and standing behind every one we place. Read our full Health Guarantee.

We put a great deal of care into every puppy we raise. From the moment they are born, they are part of our daily lives.

They are raised in a clean, dedicated environment where their health and development are closely monitored. We focus on proper nutrition, early socialization, and creating a calm, safe space where they can grow.

Beyond the basics, there is also the time and hands-on attention that goes into raising well-adjusted puppies. This is something that cannot be rushed or replaced.

Our pricing reflects that level of care.

As you look around, you may notice that some puppies are priced significantly lower, while others are higher.

Lower prices can sometimes reflect shortcuts in care, environment, or breeding practices. Puppies may not receive the same level of attention or early development.

On the other end, higher prices do not always mean better quality. In some cases, added costs come from brokers or third parties rather than the care behind the puppy.

That is why it is important to look beyond the number and understand what you are truly getting.

We always encourage families to think in terms of value rather than just price.

A well-raised Shih Tzu with a healthy start, good temperament, and ongoing support can make a lasting difference in your experience as a dog owner.

When a puppy has been carefully bred and thoughtfully raised, it often means fewer issues, easier transitions, and a stronger bond from the beginning.

That kind of value continues long after the initial cost.

If you’re ready to bring a puppy home, you can view our available Shih Tzu puppies.

We believe pricing should be straightforward and honest. When you speak with us, we are happy to explain what is included and answer any questions you may have. There are no hidden surprises, and we want you to feel comfortable with your decision.

We also believe that choosing a puppy should never feel rushed. Taking the time to understand where your puppy comes from and how they were raised is just as important as the price itself.

At the end of the day, bringing home a Shih Tzu is not just a purchase. It is the beginning of a relationship that will be part of your life for many years.

The price reflects the care, attention, and responsibility that goes into giving each puppy the best possible start.

We take that seriously, and we stand behind every puppy we raise.

If you have questions about pricing or availability, we are always happy to talk with you. We want you to feel confident, informed, and excited as you take this next step.

Because finding the right puppy should feel just as good as bringing them home.