Apso, which means "longhaired dog," is the name of the breed, which was long cherished by nobles in the region, including the Dalai Lama.
The ideal lapdog is the Pekingese. Chinese royalty for generations held the little dogs in high regard and enjoyed petting their plush fur.
According to legend, stealing one of the little dogs would result in pain or perhaps death. The spectacular ruff on the long, thick, double coat resembles the mane of a lion.
The adorable tiny shih tzu, whose name is Chinese for "lion" and is pronounced "sheed-zoo," has long been a favourite of royalty.
The breed has a pushed-in face and a long, flowing coat that give it a lion-like appearance. Shih tzus make loving, energetic, and outgoing household pets.
The Tibetan terrier, also referred to as the "holy dog of Tibet," is not actually a terrier. When the dogs were introduced to the rest of the globe, Europeans used the term incorrectly.
For generations, these canines served as companions and watchdogs in Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in the Himalayan Himalayas.
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