Lhasa Apso Temperament Friendly, lively, and intelligent, the Lhasa dog is a devoted and high spirited creature, which makes a great pet and companion, and is devoted to its master. However, at the same time, this breed can be very assertive and willful and therefore best suited to a more dominant person. The Lhasa dog does not like to be alone, and at times can be quite snappy. The breed does not respond well to boisterous or rough children and can be nervous around kids, which can also make them snappish. This breed is also a way of strangers, and although it will get on okay with other pets, in general, maybe aggressive around other dogs in the household. Lhasa Apso Physical Features The Lhasa dog is a small, shaggy dog, and is covered in a beautiful, silky, but heavy double coat, which curtains and drapes down both sides of its body right to the floor.

When you take on the huge responsibility of owning a dog, you take the life of a living, breathing animal into your hands. If you plan to treat a dog poorly or ignore the creature altogether, you do not deserve the chance to own a pooch of your own. Irresponsible Dog Breeding   Remember, owning a dog breeding is sharing your home with a create most often known as “man’s best friend,” so the noble animal should be treated as such. This responsibility includes the overall health and well being of the dog breeding, but especially includes the choice of whether or not to breed your dog. Avoiding irresponsible breeding practices will not only lead to the problems with pet overpopulation that has exponentially affected this country but can provide you with many headaches after the litter of puppies arrives.     The dog Breeding is not a right. Dogs do not need to breed in order to live a full and vibrant lifestyle.