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What are the differences between a Lhasa apso and a Shih tzu? How can you tell one apart from the other? They look basically the same to me, and I always confuse them...
And what about theit temperaments? Thanks, Mariana |
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A easy way is that shi tzus has a short nose, flat face and severe undershot bite like a pug
While The lhasa apso has a normal bit and a normal muzzle Lhasa ![]() Shih tzu ![]()
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I believe Lhasas are larger, too, and if you're looking at show dogs, Lhasas aren't shown with a topknot (although I know a lot of people with pet Lhasas that have topknots).
I worked as a groomer and was never really exposed to the *best* examples of the breed, but I found Lhasas to be more aloof and catlike than Shih Tzus.
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Shih-Tzus are prettier
and they are much more out going and fun. |
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OH!!!!! I see! Looking at the muzzle and their bite makes it fairly easy. I would still love to hear other tips, but this really helped me.
I met a female shih tzu and a male lhasa apso. They live together and they really look like the same breed, so I got confused. The lhasa is a bit taller, but he has the same face than the shih tzu. He is really flat faced and has an undershot bite. He looks more like a pekingese than anything else (from the face.)...I guess he´s just atypical. I`ll try to post their pics so you can see them. And yes...this Lhasa is more aloof, and the shih tzu is really playful. Thanks again Mariana |
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