Lhasa Apso

Hm.

Right, like I'd rather sleep with a Lhasa Apso than a Weimaraner.

Stop it.

That's what I was about to say.

He was alive at the time.

He's a chunky Lhasa Apso.

And he would always sleep with Granny.

Um, I think this was at w- at the time that I got my own room, so I wasn't sharing a room.

22 pounds.

I think you might say Lhasa Apso.

Okay.

Lhasa Apso.

Maybe a little Shih Tzu or something.

Okay.

I thought he was a big fan of puppies-

I had a Lhasa-

... and now it's Spinosi

...

I used to have a Lhasa Apso named Spinosi.

And the fact that he's hanging out at the bar with Spinosi, that's impressive.

It was actually a movie theater.

too,

we went into the Lhasa Apso business

for a little while.

I have seen puppies be born at the vet hospital where I assisted in C-sections and things like that, where I had to swing the puppies to get them to start breathing.

When I first started grooming, when I first started grooming, I had to bring the conditioner to the kennel I worked at.

And this was a show kennel, but it was a poodle kennel, and I There wasn't a concept of conditioners.

Because I came from the Lhasa Apso background, we appreciated conditioners.

And, you know, like soon, conditioning was a much more common part of grooming.

You pay for both.

Like a pure breed Lhasa Apso-

Yeah.

[laughs]

...

Lhassa- not Lhassa Apso.

What is it? Uh-

Lhassa Apso.

Shih Tzu.

Shih Tzu.

They're playing right now.

So if you hear my little Havanese and my little Lhasa Apso going crazy, uh, that's what it is, sitting in the backyard.

It's a beautiful day in the Midwest today.

Finally, the 900-degree weather broke a little, so it's in like, I think it's like 83 or something, and there's a nice breeze, and it's not as humid.