Lhasa Apsos

Lhasa Apsos And Children

Be aware that lhasa apsos are known for being impatient with the normal clumsiness associated with children; he’ll nip. lhasa apsos tend to bond with adults more than with youngsters, but this isn’t a hard-and-fast rule.

Older children, or young children who are exceptionally gentle with dogs, can live happily with lhasa apsos. If you are seeking a 100 percent “kid dog,” lhasa apsos are probably not a good choice.

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Lhasa Apsos

Lhasa Apsos

The Lhasa Apsos heavy head furnishings with good fall over eyes, good whiskers and beard; skull narrow, falling away behind the eyes in a marked degree, not quite flat, but not domed or apple-shaped; straight foreface of fair length. Nose black, the length from tip of nose to eye to be roughly about one-third of the total length from nose to back of skull.

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