Fluffy Shih Tzu puppy with a bow on a grooming table, with mirror, brushes, bottles, and window behind.

Bow-Topped Shih Tzu at the Grooming Table

A smiling long-haired puppy sits on a paw-print grooming table beneath a bow, framed by an ornate mirror and tidy salon shelf.

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Color the puppy’s flowing coat in creamy white and honey tan, make the spotted bow cherry pink, and shade the ornate mirror frame soft gold with mint green bottles on the counter. Use sharp colored pencils for the many thin fur locks, pulling each stroke from the roots toward the tips so the coat keeps its silky direction. For a playful salon touch, give the diagonal mirror streaks a pale blue wash and alternate two pinks in the bow’s spots.

The story behind this coloring page

Gilly Shares the Sparkle Rule — Behind the velvet curtain of Snip-Snap Salon, a secret game began with a squeaky brush and one brave pup. Read the full story →

Behind the velvet curtain of Snip-Snap Salon, a secret game began with a squeaky brush and one brave pup. Gilly pressed her paws on the rubbery table mat and invented Mirror-Wink: stare into the tall glass, flick your ears, and catch the tiny flash that makes your nose feel fizzy. She wanted every waiting pet to play, but the mirror stayed dull for the turtle in a towel and the rabbit with shampoo bubbles on one ear.

“Psst,” Gilly whispered, because good secrets prefer soft voices. The combs clicked like beetle feet. Her cherry bow felt warm, almost humming. When Gilly tipped her head, one speck from the bow hopped into the mirror, then another, until the glass winked back in little starry blinks. The turtle giggled. The rabbit thumped. Joy got too big for Gilly’s chest, so she wagged it into the room.

Ever since then, salon mirrors keep slanting shiny streaks across their glass—not to show clean fur, but to pass along Gilly’s sparkle rule: a happy flash is better when it bounces to someone else. Next time you spot those bright lines, try a tiny wink and see who catches it.

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