Found a home.
Absolutely beautiful purebred Lhasa Apso puppy ‘Mochi’. Last of our latest litter.
Rare and gorgeous little baby
Available NOW!
Lhasa Apso is the parent breed to the Shih Tzu, easy to train, smart, soft like a teddy bear, longer snout than Shih Tzu so none of the breathing difficulties some Tzus have.
These babies come from a loving, smoke free family home. Are exceptionally well socialised with children, cat and other dogs.
These babies are the centre of our world while they are with us, we expose them to as many safe experiences as possible while they are with us so they go to their homes confident, social, well rounded pups.
This includes car rides in the crate, water familiarisation, bathing and grooming /dryer familiarisation, interactions with many children and lots and lots of love!
Lhasa’s only bark for a reason, making them exceptionally well suited to apartment or family living. They love a walk but are classed as a non sporting breed so are just as happy just to be with you and sit on your lap.
Happy to provide references of owners from our previous litters.
Registered micro breeder, have completed Animal Welfare Victoria and other breeders courses. Source number RB250128.
Registered breeder Responsible Pet Breeders Australia number 13454.
Happy to answer any questions and viewing of puppies strongly encouraged.
Pups which have already sold are already enjoying regular visits from their future owners.
Pups come vet checked, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed and with puppy pack. Royal Canin Breeders Club registered, RCBC puppy pack also included.
*If you are considering a puppy these are a must see! Lhasa’s are often confused for Shih Tzu but once you own a Lhasa Apso you will never want any other breed of dog!
Dogs have access to: warm bedding, water at all times, ample space to exercise, natural light
Dogs have enrichment provisions: Yes
Dogs are exposed to: people with different appearances or ages, different sounds, I use a formal socialisation program (e.g. DoGoodDoggy)
Offers lifetime rehoming: Yes
