Shih Tzu Desk Calendar: Sometimes known as the Little Lion or the Chrysanthemum Faced Dog, this breed originated in ancient China. The photographs in this fun and functional 2008 boxed calendar show the Shih Tzu breed’s timeless class and heritag

Shih Tzu Engagement Calendar: The Shih Tzu is a spunky little dog from the toy group. Happy and loving, these sweet dogs used to sashay all around Chinese palaces. Today they make do as popular house pets. These lovely dogs grace the pages of this ch

Shih Tzu Pocket Planner: This pocket planner is a 2-year, softbound calendar (2008-2009), ideal for easy and portable long term planning. This calendar folds into a small and light 3.5 x 6.75 calendar (slightly larger than a check book) and opens t

Shih Tzu Wall Calendar: Some call the Shih Tzu the chrysanthemum-faced dog because of the flowering hair on its face. Shih Tzu translates from Chinese to lion dog, and in view of their decorative coats, this also makes a great deal of sense. Al

Shih Tzu Wall Calendar: A cheerful and friendly dog, the Shih Tzu is a good companion. It was once a prized pet among Chinese nobles. It is sometimes called the chrysanthemum-faced dog, because the hair on its face fans out in all different directi

Shih Tzu Wall Calendar: The humorous photos in this wall calendar feature Artlist International's famous Fish-eye style, which captures and enhances the dogs' lively expressions to the fullest. Every calendar is printed on thick, high-quality paper

Shih Tzu Engagement Calendar: The Shih Tzu is a spunky little dog from the toy group. Happy and loving, these sweet dogs used to sashay all around Chinese palaces. Today they make do as popular house pets. These lovely dogs grace the pages of this ch

Shih Tzu Pocket Planner: The pocket planner is a softbound weekly pocket calendar ideal for easy and portable planning. The planner folds into a small and light 3.5 x 6 size (slightly larger than a checkbook) and opens to a 7 x 6 spread. Weekly p

Shih Tzu Wall Calendar: A cheerful and friendly dog, the Shih Tzu is a good companion. It was once a prized pet among Chinese nobles. It is sometimes called the “chrysanthemum-faced dog,” because the hair on its face fans out in all different