Mary Allen
Lhasa Apsos can make ideal family pets, but like everything else about this breed, it requires a bit of work.
With good socialization, he can get along with children but does best with children who are older. This dog doesn’t like being pulled, startled, or teased and is likely to snap at them if they go too far.
When it comes to children, supervision is required. For older children who know better not to mess with food or toys, the Lhasa can enjoy playing and being affectionate.
If your home is full of noisy children, some of whom are young, this breed may not be the best choice for you.
Below you will find the 10 best Lhasa Apso dog tattoos:
