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Are you an owner of a Lhasa Apso? If you are then you will probably in the future want to breed your Lhasa Apso. I have scoured the internet to find you the answers to many questions about breeding Lhasa Apsos in particular. These answers will help you, they give much detailed advice if you decide to go ahead and breed your Lhasa Apso. When can you breed a Lhasa Apso? Lhasa Apsos come on heat from six months, they can become pregnant at this age. Veterinarians advise this is too young to start breeding. Eighteen months to tgwo years is ideal for breeding. Give your young female a chance to grow first. Do you want to learn more about breeding your Lhasa Apso? Questions you may ask yourself or that may arise during breeding are covered below. Read on to get the answers. Introduction Ethics Costs of Breeding What Age Choosing a Stud How to Tell When the Female is in Heat When is a Female too Old to Breed? Do Males go into Heat? How Long Does the Pregnancy Last? How many Puppies in a Litter? Why Do Dogs Get Stuck Together After Mating? Is my Male Fertile? Think Before you Breed your Lhasa Apso 1 Introduction What is the reason you want to breed your Lhasa Apso?  To make money, to prolong the Lhasa Apso breed, because you love your dog?  Let’s take these one at a time. Selling puppies can be a lucrative option to increase your revenue for the end of the month. If your puppy’s a purebred then you can expect to sell them for around $500 each. A puppy with all the Kennel Club certificates and is show quality then you can expect $1,300 to $5,100. In some cases, you can demand more than this if you have a Lhasa Apso from a superior pedigree stock with all the history and documents of the descendants. If you would like a little extra revenue once a year then this is an option to help you financially. Your Lhasa Apso is your best friend and she’s special, she is your companion and gives all her love to you. Maybe you want to prolong the species of Lhasa Apsos and your motive is not the financial side of breeding. Would you like to breed pure Lhasa Apsos so that the breed continues? This breed is renown for its fearlessness, and their high spirits, their qualities as guardians, and of course are very loyal to their Masters.  #❤