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This article is from the Lhasa Apsos Breed FAQ, by tcw@puppynet.com (Kenneth Troy).
Parted from the tip of their nose to the base of the tail the hair on
the Lhasa is long, heavy and floor length with the tail carried well
over the back. About 10 to 11 inches at the shoulder and around 12 to
18 pounds, they are lap dog size. [INLINE] A Lhasa in proper weight
and condition will be in good hard flesh, well muscled and neither too
fat or too thin. Pets, for easy care, are often kept in "Teddy Bear"
or "Cocker" clips. Otherwise, grooming is required every 3 or 4 days.
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