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We are crate training her, and it seems to be going well. She still has accidents, but if we pay close attention to her, it only happens about once a day. No messing the last couple of nights. She is a cutie!

I would appreciate any help....

THANKS

I own a lhasa Apso, and jsut recentley has actually gone crazy on us , we dont know what is wrong with her. My child had surgery and she started to bite people after that. The only thing i could think of (why my dog is biting) is that my daughter used to do everything with my dog and now she cant do anything with her. So what do you think about this? I dont know what to do and i am afraid she may bite my daughter she already bit me. please help

quite often. This doesnt seem to hurt her because she does not limp. She gets her paws wet and muddy in the process and

comes in with a dirty beard. The vet shave all the hair from

her pads, found nothing and gave me powder to sprinkle on the

pads to no avail. I ried spraying with aple cider vinegar

to no avail. Please help me if you can. Thanks!

ts mom

also - my 12 year old lhasa has developed a black skin over the years, most of it after i stopped usind fle control products using sevin dust. any information or like experiences?

know of any good basic books on training this breed for

all the basic training needs. Housebreaking,Obedience, etc.

Thank You for any help.

As of right now we own two Lhasas: Bennie and Sammie. Bennie is the "boss" of the family and is very protective of our whole family. He is very stubborn and constantly needs to know what is going on in our household. He is 5 years old, and we would not give him up for a thousand dollars. Our other dog, Sammie is 3 years old and is the biggest sweetheart in the world. She loves her toys and loves to tease Bennie more than anything else!

Our dogs are high maintenence. They only drink cold water, and must have their dog food heated up before they will eat it. (Our dog Bennie wakes up my father every day at 6:00am to get his treat)

I cant describe how much our two dogs are a part of our family. The very first Lhasa we had lived to be 17 years old, and it was very difficult to part with her. But since we have two more to keep us busy, we consider ourselves ble

I have a Lasha Apso whom I have had for 12 years (he is 13 years old), who weighs twice the amount usally listed for this breed (approx. 28 lbs.). His name is Dudley and he is the joy of my life. My vet says except for a few minor points that he is otherwise healthy. Many have commented to me on his larger size. He was certified (as a L.A.) when I first got him . Can anyone help me understand?

Just know the background of ANY breed you decide on and get REFERENCES on the breeder!! Avoid a heartache later, it is worth the effort. This applies to the health of the puppy too. There are many problems that are passed from parent to puppy and you want to be sure your puppy will be a happy healthy member of your family for a long, long time.

Thank you

I live in Nevada and have five dogs and two cats. Ive had or be around dogs almost all my life. Realy love all kinds. The first of mt babies is Spunky, hes a little rescue pup of five years old. I got him at around six weeks from a ditch. Hes a spitz/terrier cross as near as we can find out. Next comes Teddy Bear (T. B.) for short. Hes a Shih Tzu Hes five also. Ive had him since he was five weeks. Got him through a friend. Next comes Brandy, shes a Heeler/shaperd cross. Got her in town and shes three. Next comes Gambler (Gabby), Hes my Lasha and hes just over two. Hes the only one that I have that is reg. and bought. and last but not lest comes Gypsie. My other little girl in the family. Shes another rescue as I got her off the side of the road last summer. Havent got a clue as to wha

Sheryl

OR

lhasapoo lhasa apso/poodle

I would really like to have another one like that.

Deb

said he is seeing it occur with more breeds now (years ago was prevalent in Collies, Shelties) also see now in Lhasos.

Also my Beau Brandy, was healthy other than eye conjuctivities (had eye surgery at 5 months old) protrusion of inner eye lid. Is this pretty common in Lhasos. Am considering getting another Lhaso, my heart is broken without my little guy, Mr. Beau. Would like to see how the health conditions are in this breed now.

Also appreciate anyone knowing of a breeder in Midwest area

Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas, Kansas, etc.

We thought that perhaps it might be that he likes the salt on the skin.

Other then that we have no clue, so if you ever find out what the deal is

let me know. Thanks.

http://www.lhasaapso.org/Breed%20Rescue/Breed_Rescue.htm

We live in Central Ca. Were searching for a Lhasa puppy, male, dark in color. We do not show or breed, we just want

a healthy, good friend to spend the next 15 years with. We

lost ours after 14 years and it left a huge void in our lives.

Thank you

Mike

RACHEL

Please help!!

mcarterswife@juno.com

Moooky

believe is associated with seasonal allergies. My vet recommended Benadryl, an antihistamine, but Dugan has not

gotten much relief. Anyone else run into this issue? Any solutions?