Lhasa Aporcupine.

April '09. Not even a year later and she's gone. RIP Lhasa.

*femme *canada

*promote

*rest in peace Lhasa

Very well done. She has a nice voice.

I see your Metric cover, and raise you a Patrick Watson + Lhasa de Sala cover!

http://www.videosift.com/video/Betweens-the-Bars-Patrick-Watson-and-Lhasa-de-Sela

All the panicy plague outbreaks I can remember. Ebola, Lhasa Fever, BSE, the list goes on. And the media stance always is "We don't want to scare anybody but BOOGIEBOOGIEBOO!". The outbreaks are clearly tragic for the people involved and the public should be informed but lets keep the alarmist panicmongering to a realistic minimum please?

This ultra cuteness does not make up for the fact that our crappy little lhasa apso bitch ate my cute, fuzzy, yellow baby duckling Delson when I was 5 leading me to a lifelong path of hatred for all things canine!

... It is pretty damn cute though.

To Omelet :
by "The difference is that the majority of people in Tibet would like to be independent from China", you are surely wrong. Most western people don't belive it but the truth is majority of people in tibet would like to have Dalai Lama return to Tibet but they don't care about gaining independence at all. Come to Tibet please, and you know the truth. There are 3 million tibetan in Tibet and less than 0.2 million tibetan are overseas. It is the oversea tibetan( they were slave owners before 1959 and lost their power that year) and some ruling class (monks) in Tibet who want to gain independence. The ordinary tibetan people are mainly concerned with the economic change that Han and Muslim Chinese have brought to Lhasa. Of course I am not saying the human rights in Tibet is good. Not at all. Chinese government have a lot of room to improve in human right, though the current cituation is much much much better than it was when Dalai Lama was in power before 1959 (remember he was the biggest slave owners and more than 90% of Tibetan population was slaves at that time). Tibetan people have every right to fight for more freedom against the goverment (so do the Han Chinese people) but it doesn not mandate the independence. Their ordinary people simply don't want it at all, though you western guys are crying for it. Come and talk to ORDINARY tibetan people in TIBET( not only oversea, not only monks... these guys are previous slave owners!), you will find the truth!!

Heh. I have dog that does the same thing. His nickname is now Napoleon (he's a Lhasa Apso). He likes to terrorize or seven year old Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier.

The little guy has to go wherever the big guy goes. Then he supervises the situation and growls if he thinks he's gettin cut out of a deal.

They get tug-of-war matches that are hilarious. They both grab an end and start yanking it towards them. Of course, the big guy wins but, the little one is tenacious and fearless. All growl no bite.