A trait of Lhasa Apsos is that their barks sounds like they are coming from much bigger dogs. I had a lab growing up that would bark a lot, and sometimes when the Lhasa starts barking at something is sounds very similar. However, when it growls it sounds like a cat purring, so that pretty much compensates for the scary bark.

>Adorable! :o) Actually, just might. Most will avoid breaking into a home with a 'barker' that draws attention and little dogs are typically loud 'yappers' when people come around.
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>>>I like that method :o) Usually a dog is the best deterrent.
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>>>>I have a foolproof method. Don't buy new furniture after the cats get through with the old, and never, ever clean. When burglars look into my windows, they just move on to the next house without a backward glance. ;)
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>>>>>Ah, I see. Believe it or not, I never heard that before. I don't think it would always work though because there are people who put all of their money into their cars and yet they live in a dump. go figure.
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>>>>>>>Yeah, right :o) I do not have a problem with Bentleys. Give me one and I'll drive
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>>>>>>The reason for my stupid joke is that it is a common practice of Korean/Asian gangs to tail an expensive car to find out where the owner lives.
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>>>>>>I personally know couple of families who were burglarized multiple times.