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The Shih Tzu

The Shih Tzu goes way back in Chinese History. This breed is one of the oldest ones in history that allegedly existed as early as 8,000 B.C. The purpose of the Shih Tzu before was to be a companion to their master. This is still relevant to the modern day, as the Shih Tzu simply just wants to keep you company. They are fond of just staying on your lap the entire day, but they are also alert and lively as they bark at unfamiliar faces. This is not a problem though, as they are also friendly dogs who get accustomed to kind strangers easily. The Shih Tzu also easily adapts to any kind of home. Their life span ranges from 10-16 years.

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The Siamese

If you’re looking for a chatty companion, the Siamese cat is the perfect pet for you. These kind of cats are extremely fond with people, always talking and voicing out their “opinions” with no shame. Siamese don’t like being alone for long periods of time, so if you’re busy throughout the day it’s best to get another cat, or better – another Siamese to keep them company while you’re gone. These cats are highly intelligent, athletic, and playful. You can keep them occupied by toys or a big cat tree for them to climb. The Siamese Cat’s life span is from 11-15 years.  
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The "Purrsian"

Persians are known for their gentle and kind personality. They are very affectionate, but their affection only goes to a select few – their families, and a few guests they feel they could trust. Persians are high maintenance cats in terms of grooming and hygiene. Even though cats are pretty fine cleaning themselves on their own, the Persian cat needs extra help because of their thick and long fur. In terms of entertainment, the Persian will be fine on their own lounging on a bed or a sofa until you have free time to spend with them. The Persian cat’s life span ranges fro m 10-15 years.
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The Pug

The Pug is related to this Latin phrase: “multum in parvo”, meaning “a lot in a little”. This describes their small but muscular nature. The pug’s facial features give them the ability to make more “humanlike” expressions, which is one of the many reasons they are a popular dog breed. Pugs are usually identified as the ideal house pet because they are comfortable within the city or the countryside, with children or grandparents, and they are alright on their own. They are most comfortable in moderate climates (not too hot or cold). The Pug’s average lifespan is from 13-15 years.
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