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Lha-Cocker

1/2 Cocker Spaniel x 1/2 Lhasa Apso

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Recognized By:	ACHC , DBR , DDKC , IDCR

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Mispellings:	Lhacocker

Living with a Lha-Cocker

Personality: The Lha-Cocker is a fun loving dog with a wonderful personality.

Family Dog: The Lha-Cocker makes a perfect family pet. They are good natured and typically love children.

Shedding: The Lha-Cocker is a very low shedding dog.

Grooming: The long hair of the Lha-Cocker should either be clipped regularly or brushed every day.

Training: The Lha-Cocker is easily trained using positive reinforcement techniques.

Barking: The Lha-Cocker makes a good watch dog and may bark when people approach the house but it is not excessive.

Exercise: The Lha-Cocker needs a good 30 minute to 60 minute walk every day, preferably with a chance to socialize and play with other dogs.

Lha-Cocker Appearance

Size: The Lha-Cocker is of similar size and weight to the Cocker Spaniel.

Companionship: The Lha-Cocker makes a wonderful, loving companion and can become very attached to the family.

Ears: The ears of the Lha-Cocker can look very similar to the Cocker Spaniel's.

Body: The Lha-Cocker has a thick body with short legs.

Color: The coat of the Lha-Cocker can be tan & black or black & white.

Coat: The Lha-Cocker can more closely resemble the Lhasa Apso having a long coat and fluffy tail.

Lha-Cocker Facts

Life Expectancy: The average life expectancy of the Lha-Cocker is 13 or more years.

Lha-Cocker Health

Ear Health: The Lha-Cocker is prone to Ear Infections.

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