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According to the AKC, a s SOLID black Lhasa Apso does not meet breed standard for coat color.
- True
- False
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> According to breed standard ALL colors equally acceptable. </div>
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The Lhasa Apso originated in Tibet.
- True
- False
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> Lhasa Apsos originated in Tibet, where they were highly regarded as sacred dogs and companions to Buddhist monks. They were believed to possess spiritual qualities and were often kept in monasteries and palaces. The name "Lhasa Apso" comes from the capital city of Tibet, Lhasa, and "apso," which means "bearded" or "long-haired" in Tibetan. </div>
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The Lhasa Apso is recognized as part of the terrier group by the American Kennel Club.
- True
- False
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> The Lhasa Apso was first recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1935. <strong>At that time</strong> they were classified as part of the terrier group. They were later reclassified by the AKC as a member of the <strong>non-sporting group</strong>. </div>
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Lhasa Apso’s tend to be a quiet breed and generally do not make good watchdogs.
- True
- False
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> Historically, Lhasa Apsos served as guard dogs in Tibetan monasteries, where they would alert the monks to any potential intruders or threats. They are highly alert and will bark to alert their owners of any unusual sounds or activity, making them great at detecting potential danger. </div>
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In Landmark Research on Modern Dog Breed development, the Lhasa Apso has been shown to share the most DNA with an ancestor which of the following breeds?
- Shih Tzu
- Pug
- Japanese Chin
- Yorkshire Terrier
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> The Lhasa Apso has been shown to share the most DNA with an ancestor of the following breeds: 1. Shih Tzu 2. Pekingese 3. Tibetan Spaniel <a href="https://petrage.net/how-closely-is-your-dog-related-to-other-breeds/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Read More Here.</a> </div>
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In order to show your Lhasa Apso in a major dog show, a floor-length coat (full coat) is required.
- True
- False
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According to the C-BARQ Dog Temperament Research study at the University of Pennsylvania, where does the Lhasa Apso rank among 124 breeds for displaying dog rivalry?
- 19
- 6
- 36
- 88
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> The CBARQ Dog Temperament Research study, conducted at the University of Pennsylvania, is a giant study of over 300 dog breeds and 60,000 individual dogs. In this study, the <strong>Lhasa Apso ranks 6 out of 124 breeds in displaying dog rivalry</strong>. They may act hostile or threatening towards other dogs in the house and tend to be very "competitive" with them. They may require training and supervision to lessen this trait. </div>
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Recent DNA testing has shown that the Lhasa Apso are one of the oldest dog breeds alive today.
- True
- False
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> The Lhasa Apso is one of 14 breeds known as ancient breeds. The other breeds are: 1. Afghan Hound 2. Pekingese 3. Saluki 4. Samoyed 5. Shih Tzu 6. Tibetan Terrier 7. Alaskan Malamute 8. Siberian Husky 9. Basenji 10. Shiba Inu 11. Akita 12. Shar Pei 13. Chow Chow </div>
Question of
The Lhasa Apso is prone to a health related issue called Keratoconjunctivitis sicca. What is this condition?
- dry eye
- a type of seizure
- a heart related problem
- a blood disorder
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> Keratoconjunctivitis sicca is also known as dry eye. It can become very uncomfortable, and if not treated, can take a dogs' eye sight. </div>
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The Lhasa Apso shares a physical characteristic with the following breeds: Giant Schnauzer, Leonberger and Wirehaired Viszla. What is it?
- cats feet
- they have 6 toes on their back feet
- an extra vertebrae in their spine
- a blue or black tongue
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> Lhasa Apso have a short third bone and their toes are slightly arched-similar to a cats paw. They are rounder and more compact that other breeds. Other breeds, such as the Giant Schnauzer, Leonberger and Wirehaired Viszla also have feet that are described as "cat feet". </div>
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In the landmark book, “The Intelligence of Dogs”, professor Stanley Coren researched and documented the intelligence of over 130 different dog breeds. Where does the Lhasa Apso rank in this book?
- 23
- 68
- 92
- 112
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> In this book, the Lhasa Apso ranks 68 out of 138 breeds in working/obedience intelligence. Essentially this means they will learn new commands in 40 to 80 repetitions and obey first commands more than 30% of the time. </div>
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What is the average running speed of Lhasa Apso in the AKC Fast Cat (100 yard race)?
- 9 mph
- 12 mph
- 15 mph
- 18 mph
<div class="snax-quiz-answer-explanation"> The average running speed by Lhasa Apsos is about 15 mph. The fastest recorded speed by a Lhasa Apso was by a dog named Max English at 18.14 mph! </div>

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Lhasa Apso Challenge Quiz

According to the AKC, a s SOLID black Lhasa Apso does not meet breed standard for coat color.

The Lhasa Apso originated in Tibet.

The Lhasa Apso is recognized as part of the terrier group by the American Kennel Club.

Lhasa Apso’s tend to be a quiet breed and generally do not make good watchdogs.

In Landmark Research on Modern Dog Breed development, the Lhasa Apso has been shown to share the most DNA with an ancestor which of the following breeds?

In order to show your Lhasa Apso in a major dog show, a floor-length coat (full coat) is required.

According to the C-BARQ Dog Temperament Research study at the University of Pennsylvania, where does the Lhasa Apso rank among 124 breeds for displaying dog rivalry?

Recent DNA testing has shown that the Lhasa Apso are one of the oldest dog breeds alive today.

The Lhasa Apso is prone to a health related issue called Keratoconjunctivitis sicca. What is this condition?

The Lhasa Apso shares a physical characteristic with the following breeds: Giant Schnauzer, Leonberger and Wirehaired Viszla. What is it?

In the landmark book, “The Intelligence of Dogs”, professor Stanley Coren researched and documented the intelligence of over 130 different dog breeds. Where does the Lhasa Apso rank in this book?

What is the average running speed of Lhasa Apso in the AKC Fast Cat (100 yard race)?

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