From experience the last year , it seems impossible to write down all those questions people have with their dogs, not only questions about our beloved breed the Lhasa Apso, but also other breeds and all kind of other questions on dogs live.

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The Lhasa Apso has a long, heavy, double coat, draping over his entire body to the floor. Gold, cream, and honey are the most popular colors, but the coat also comes in smoke, dark-grizzle, slate and a multi-color assortment of brown, white & black. It is common for a Lhasa Apso puppy's coat to change colors as it grows.

The coat is straight, hard and heavy, but not silky. The hair should cascade from the head over its eyes. It should have a dark beard and mustache, and a muzzle that is medium-length, but not square. It has small, dark, deep-set eyes and heavy feathered ears. Its neck has an abundant scarf of hair and its tail is feathered and carried well over its back but not like a pot hook.

This is a hardy dog with a friendly, assertive, manner. Intelligent and lively, it makes a good pet, but it is naturally suspicious of strangers. Lhasa Apsos are spirited and devoted. These little dogs are affectionate with their owners. Some are willful and some are very obedient.

This breed responds to motivational training.  It should have a bossy owner. They are good watchdogs with a loud, persistent bark, which gives the impression to intruders of a much larger dog. They have a fine sense of hearing. These little dogs travel well . Lhasa Apso bitches make good mothers.