Confident, Smart, Comical
Standing less than a foot high at the shoulder, Lhasas are small but hardy dogs of aristocratic bearing. They’re famous for a floor-length, flat-hanging coat, parted in the middle and draping each side of the body. A feathery tail curls over the back in the distinct manner of Tib…
Energy
60%
Shedding
20%
Trainability
40%
Grooming
60%
Friendliness
40%
Coat Type
Long coat
2-3 Times a Week Brushing
Breed Data
Known genetic concerns: dry eye
dog food
Best value grain-free option — great for active dogs…
toys
Best eco-friendly toy — great for moderate chewers…
beds
Best affordable comfort bed — ideal for dogs who just want cozy…
health
Best DNA test overall — unmatched health screening depth…
training
Best budget GPS tracker — lighter and cheaper with health monitoring…
grooming
Best dematting tool — essential for long-coated breeds prone to tangle…
Benefits from 30-60 minutes daily exercise — walks, play sessions, or swimming.
Low shedding — regular brushing prevents tangles; minimal shedding management.
Brush 2-3× weekly to maintain coat condition and reduce shedding around the home.
FCI Group
Group 9 — Companion and Toy Dogs
Section
Tibetaanse rassen
Status
recognized