Lhasa Apso.
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Lhasa Apso.
Lhasa Apso, breed of nonsporting dog, native to Tibet, where it originated more than 800 years ago. The dog, whose Tibetan name abso seng kye means "bark lion
sentinel dog," was used as a guard dog inside the lamaseries and dwellings of Lhasa. Its keen sense of hearing and intelligence uniquely qualified it for this role. Hardy,
vigorous, and easily trained, it makes an ideal pet as well as a watchdog and has recently become extremely popular in the United States. Like all Tibetan breeds, the
Lhasa has a tail upcurled over the back and a heavy protective outercoat. Its long hair is straight and very dense. The pendant ears, legs, and tail are heavily
feathered. The dark brown eyes are hidden under the heavy fall of hair over the face. A lionlike tawny shade is the preferred color, but several variations occur. The
Lhasa ranges between 25 and 28 cm (10 and 11 in) in height and weighs about 6 to 7 kg (about 13 to 15 lb), but is not classified as a toy dog.
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Lhasa Apso.
Lhasa Apso, breed of nonsporting dog, native to Tibet, where it originated more than 800 years ago. The dog, whose Tibetan name abso seng kye means "bark lion
sentinel dog," was used as a guard dog inside the lamaseries and dwellings of Lhasa. Its keen sense of hearing and intelligence uniquely qualified it for this role. Hardy,
vigorous, and easily trained, it makes an ideal pet as well as a watchdog and has recently become extremely popular in the United States. Like all Tibetan breeds, the
Lhasa has a tail upcurled over the back and a heavy protective outercoat. Its long hair is straight and very dense. The pendant ears, legs, and tail are heavily
feathered. The dark brown eyes are hidden under the heavy fall of hair over the face. A lionlike tawny shade is the preferred color, but several variations occur. The
Lhasa ranges between 25 and 28 cm (10 and 11 in) in height and weighs about 6 to 7 kg (about 13 to 15 lb), but is not classified as a toy dog.
Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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