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Congrats on the lhasa apso! I have two shih-tzus and they are very similar. First off, make sure to either keep her groomed short or brush her hair at least once a day. If you take her to the groomers, I recommend the "Teddy Bear Cut" It leaves the head and tail fluffy but shaves their back and legs. They look like little lions and they are so adorable. Mine are both lapdogs - they love to be held and loved on. They are also very smart dogs so get to training her right away - the younger the better!