The Lhasa Apso first appeared in the UK in the twenties when these small Tibetan dogs were an instant hit. Lhasas have a fascinating history, having been the dogs of choice for the holy men of Tibet as well as nobles. Today, Lhasa Apso is still a firm favourite with people, not just here in the UK but elsewhere in the world, and for good reason. The Lhasa breed is consistently one of the most popular small dogs in the country.
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Two top pedigree Lhassa Apso brothers from a family home (not puppy farm) are now 5 years old and ready for matings with genuine Lhassa bitches. Same litter, choice of coat colour. They are K.C. regis
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I have a 2 year old Lhasa Apso for stud. He is loving and calm but also mischievous. His photos speak for themselves on cuteness. At birth, he looked like an Ewok but now he is called a teddy bear. He