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About the La-Chon
The La-Chon is a hybrid dog that is made up of a combination of two different purebreeds. It's a cross between the Bichon Frise and the Lhasa Apso. We've found the best method for understanding the characteristics of the La-Chon is to read both of its ancestors descriptions taking note of their temperaments, size and general look.
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General Description
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Character
La-Chons are very playful, smart, and learn tricks easily. They are loving with family members but bark vigorously at strangers. They enjoy their space and most dispositions are described as affectionate but not needy. They gets along well with other dogs and cats but do like to get into garbage, when available.
The La-Chon is friendly, affectionate, gentle and playful. It loves people, especially children. Some are known to be headstrong due to its Lhasa Apso heritage and may not bond well with other dogs. The La-Chon is considered a hypoallergenic, low to no shedding breed making upkeep easy. This breed is very active indoors or out and will require sufficient exercise. A stubborn La-Chons can be difficult to housebreak. A firm, consistent owner will be required for dogs that have trouble becoming housebroken. Crate training is recommend.
General Health
The La-Chon a healthy breed, but can have Patella Dysplasia.
Maintenance
Does not shed but requires regular grooming and clipping. The La-Chon tends to get mats in its fur, so it is required to brush their hair at least every other day.
Ideal Environment
The La-Chon is comfortable living in an apartment or small house. They need daily exercise and frequent walking.
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