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Start training your Lhasa apso the day you bring her home. Even though they have a reputation for being independent and excitable, starting your puppy's training on day one will be best for her to learn more and more as she matures.

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They are known to be really well with kids, they're kind of like kids... like 5 year olds who never grow up they always want to play no matter the time. They aren't known to bite, just nibble while playing.

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Lhasa Apso's are always even while playing looking for REAL danger. Very atentitive and has a very intimidating bark, small but really strong for the size and feisty when pissed off. They're always the alpha dog.
- (Alpha) meaning top dog.

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It's honestly kind of a 50/50 chance with Lhasa Apso's. My dog we've never had a problem with her being distructive at all. But I did some research and some people are saying " Lhasa Apsos are perfectly willing to find outlets for their energy if one is not provided for them, and this breed is likely to become excessively hyper excitable if one becomes bored" Meanwhile my dog Lucy just sleeps and eats 25/8.