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Lhasa apso

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Lhasa apso

Breed of toy dog from Tibet. It has a long coat, which may be solid-coloured (gold, dark grey, tawny) or bicoloured (black with white). It is similar in shape to a pekingese, having short legs, proportionately long body, and curled tail, but differs in having hair growing over its face. It grows up to 25 cm/10 in.



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