North of England Lhasa Apso Club

Ida Watts

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Grace Colley

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Chris Lawson

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Glyn Lawson

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Muffin Hits the Small Screen: Our Very Own Coronation Street Star!

Sat, 18 Apr 2026 09:58:00 +0100

Move over, Hollywood… we have a star in our own midst!

We are thrilled to share that one of our very own, the lovely Muffin, made her television debut on the iconic cobbles of Coronation Street last year.

The opportunity arose through a close friend who coordinates the animal actors for the show. When the production team reached out looking for a “well-behaved, fluffy dog” for a specific scene, Muffin was put forward as the perfect candidate. After a successful trial at ringcraft to ensure she was camera-ready, she was officially selected for her role.

The Royal Lhasa Apso Household Gazette

Fri, 10 Apr 2026 17:57:00 +0100

“We’re not pet owners. We’re staff.”

Dear valued members of the household,

A warm welcome (from a safe distance) to our newest resident overlord: Chewy, a 10‑month‑old Lhasa Apso - also known in official circles as “the bearded lion dog” .

Beware

Previous experience with Beagles, crossbreeds, and a Coton de Tulear does not qualify anyone for service in this particular royal court.

RISHLYN

Wed, 08 Apr 2026 17:53:00 +0100

Lhasa Apso Breed Standard

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The Royal Kennel Club (UK) Standard

A Breed Standard is the guideline describing the ideal characteristics, temperament, and appearance of a breed, ensuring it remains fit for function.

Health & Soundness First

Absolute soundness is essential. Breeders and judges must avoid exaggerations detrimental to the health, welfare, or soundness of the breed. If a feature is desirable, it must only be present in the right measure.

About NOELAC

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The North of England Lhasa Apso Club
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Founded to celebrate and protect one of the world’s most ancient and cherished breeds, the North of England Lhasa Apso Club (NOELAC) is a community of enthusiasts, breeders, and owners dedicated to the welfare of the Lhasa Apso.

Affiliated with the Royal Kennel Club (UK), our mission is to ensure that the unique character, health, and “fit for function” standards of the breed are maintained for future generations.

Ankit Mittal

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Dianne

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Lisa Edwards

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Su Mittal

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Eileen Holgate

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Grooming

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The Ultimate Lhasa Apso Grooming Guide
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Maintaining the iconic Lhasa Apso coat is a labor of love. Whether you are keeping your dog in a full show coat or a practical “puppy cut,” regular grooming is the foundation of their health and happiness.

1. The Essential Toolkit
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Before you begin, ensure you have the right professional tools. Using the wrong brush can damage the hair shaft and cause painful matting.

Timeline

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The club timeline

Note

We are currently populating our historical archives. Check back soon for more “Lhasa Lore.”

Janice McIntyre

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Ken Watts

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Richard Ferguson

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A Brief History of the Lhasa Apso

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The Lhasa Apso is an ancient breed with a sacred and noble history spanning over 2,000 years. Developed in the high-altitude monasteries and palaces of Tibet, these “Bark Lion Sentinel Dogs” were bred to provide protection and companionship to the highest levels of Tibetan society.

The Lion Dog of the Great Plateau
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In its homeland, the breed is known as Abso Seng Kyi (or Abso Seng Kye), which translates to “Bark Lion Sentinel Dog.”

Join NOELAC

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Become a member of the North of England Lhasa Apso Club and join a community dedicated to the preservation and welfare of this magnificent breed.

Why Join Us?
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By becoming a member, you are directly supporting the future of the Lhasa Apso in the North of England. You will receive:

Priority Show News: Stay informed about local and championship shows and events.
Expert Community: Connect with experienced breeders, judges, and owners for advice and support.
Newsletters: Regular updates on club activity, health initiatives, and show results.

Membership Application Form
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Please complete the digital application form below. Once submitted, our club secretary will be in touch regarding your membership approval and payment instructions.

NOELAC Code of Ethics

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General Code of Ethics for Club Members
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The Royal Kennel Club has established a universal Code of Ethics to be adopted by all breed clubs. All members of the North of England Lhasa Apso Club (NOELAC) are required to conduct themselves according to the rules detailed below.

Member Responsibilities & Care
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As a member of the club, you agree to the following standards of care and conduct:

Rescue

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Information about rescuing and adopting a Lhasa Apso.

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This page is currently under construction.

Health & Welfare

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Lhasa Apsos are generally a healthy and long-lived breed, often living for 12–15 years or more. However, like all breeds, they can be predisposed to certain inherited health conditions. The North of England Lhasa Apso Club (NOELAC) is dedicated to promoting responsible breeding and ensuring that health testing remains a top priority for all members and breeders.

1. Generalised Progressive Retinal Atrophy (GPRA)
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The most significant inherited health concern in Lhasa Apsos is Progressive Retinal Atrophy (GPRA), specifically the PRA4 variant.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Lhasa Apsos are unique and wonderful companions with an ancient Tibetan history. Here are some of the most common questions new owners have about the breed.

Are Lhasa Apsos good with children?

Lhasa Apsos can be great with children, especially if they are raised together from a young age. However, they are an independent and dignified breed. They generally prefer children who are old enough to respect their space. As with all breeds, supervision around very young children is always recommended.

Do they shed hair?

No, Lhasa Apsos have a heavy, straight, and hard coat that is more like human hair than fur. They do not shed like many other breeds, which can make them a popular choice for some people with allergies.

How much grooming do they need?

A lot! If you choose to keep your Lhasa in a “full show coat,” daily brushing is essential to prevent mats. Many pet owners choose a “puppy cut” or a shorter clip, which still requires regular brushing every few days and professional grooming every 6–8 weeks.

Are they easy to train?

Lhasa Apsos are highly intelligent but also notably stubborn. They were originally bred as indoor sentry dogs in Tibetan monasteries, so they have a naturally independent streak. Positive, consistent reinforcement works best—they do not respond well to harsh methods.

What is their temperament like?

They are often described as “big dogs in little bodies.” They are loyal, affectionate with their family, and naturally wary of strangers until they are properly introduced. They make excellent, alert watchdogs.

Where does the name come from?

“Lhasa” is the capital city of Tibet, and “Apso” is a Tibetan word roughly meaning “bearded.” They were highly prized in Tibet and were historically given as gifts by the Dalai Lama to bring good fortune to the recipient.

Useful Links

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Explore the official organisations and partners dedicated to the Lhasa Apso breed in the United Kingdom.

1. The Kennel Club (UK)
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The primary governing body for dogs in the United Kingdom. You can find detailed breed standards and health information on their official pages.

2. Breed Council & Local Clubs
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Our partners in the UK Lhasa Apso community dedicated to the welfare of the breed.

Recent Photos

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Our beautiful Lhasa Apsos.

First

Test Winner

The Foundation Collection

Mon, 06 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Reliving the first fifteen years of the North of England Lhasa Apso Club (1991–2006). These scanned archival photos capture our inaugural meetings, early shows, and the community that built the club we know today.

Winners Archive

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Winners of various championship shows since 2013.

2025 Open Show

2025 Championship Show Main Winners

2025 Championship Show BIS

2024 Open Show Main Winners Judge Mr Kevin Young

2024 Open Show BVIS RBVIS

2024 Open Show BPIS and RBPIS

2024 Championship Show RBVIS

2024 Championship Show RBIS

2024 Championship Show BVIS

2024 Championship Show BPIS

2024 Championship Show BIS Judge Miss Pamela Hughes

2023 Open Show Main Winner Judge Dianne Culverhouse

2023 open show BVIS RBIS

2023 Championship Show BVIS

2023 Championship Show BPIS RBPIS

2023 Championship Show BIS RBIS Judge Mrs Sheila Jakeman

2022 Open Show RBIS

2022 Open Show BVIS

2022 Open Show BPIS RBPIS

2022 Open Show BPIS and RBPIS

2022 Open Show BIS

2022 Championship Show Main Winners Judge Liz Dunhill

2022 Championship Show BVIS

2022 Championship Show BPIS RBPIS

2021 Championship Show RBPIS

2021 Championship Show BVIS

2021 Championship Show BPIS

2021 Championship Show BIS RBIS Judge Miss Anne Marie Cassidy

2021 Championship Show BIS

2019 Open Show Main Winners

2019 Championship Show Main Winners Judge Mrs Melanie Shand Clarke

2019 Championship Show BVIS

2019 Championship Show BPIS

2019 Championship Show BIS

2018 Open Show Main Winners

2018 Championship Show Main Winners Judge Mrs Julie Seward

2017 Open Show

2017 Championship Show Main Winners Judge Mr Peter Jolley

2016 Winners

2016 Owners of BIS Mr Mrs Hicks

2016 Championship Show Main Winners Judge Mrs Helen Bell

2016 Brian Agnew Leaving the Committee

8th February 2015

2015 Championship Show Main Winners Judge Mr Derek Dungate

2015 Championship Show BPIS and RBPIS

9 February 2014

2014 Championship Show Main Winners

2014 Championship Show BIS Judge Stephen Campbell From the USA

31st March 2013

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14 Jul 2013 4

14 Jul 2013 3

14 Jul 2013 2

14 Jul 2013 1

A Few Words From...

Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2025

… The President & The Secretary
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2025 is now well underway, the shows have already started back and two new Apso Champions were crowned at Manchester Ch show.

The breed clubs held their Awards Day, judged by Mrs Teresa Wiehe (Lismo), on February 9th at Napton Village Hall, which was enjoyed by all who attended, the organisers worked hard all day and provided a great buff et and an amazing raffle.

Christmas with the Committee

Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2025

Behind the scenes the committee of NOELAC quietly get on with the running of the club all year so when the end of the year draws to a close its time to get together and have a Christmas meal at the pub.

This time, we invited Dianne Culverhouse who, although not a committee member, always goes above and beyond when helping to run the raffles at our club shows.

Congratulations!

Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2025

Celebrating show success

To all our club members who have made up a Champion in 2024 and early 2025:

Dorothy Joan Kendall (Orlanes)

Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2025

Dorothy Joan Kendall (Orlanes)

Sadly, Dorothy passed away at 4.45am on 25th January 2025 at the age of 90.

NOELAC Championship Show Nov-2024

Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2025

After weeks of planning and organising, the day before the show had arrived and with Graces car packed to capacity with show paraphernalia we drove down to the RKC building and met up with committee member, Richard, to begin the task of setting up the show, and I must say, we worked well together and were finished before our two hours allotted time ran out.

NOELAC Open Show March 2024

Wed, 01 Jan 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2025

Our annual open show was held at a new venue this year, Chelford Village Hall, in Cheshire. Everyone agreed that it was a lovely venue with a large car park. The hall was an ample size for an open show and the committee did a sterling job in transforming it into an impressive show set-up.

A Few Words From...

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

… The President & The Secretary
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Our Open show will be held at the Cheshire Dog Training Academy in Lymm, Cheshire and our Championship show will be held in conjunction with Blackpool Championship show at Redwood Park. So this year both shows will be held in the North of England.

AGM Notice

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

27, Burford Lane, Lymm, Cheshire On 26th March 2023 Following the Open show

Any member wishing an item/items to be placed on the agenda must ensure that written notification of such is in the hands of the secretary no later than 10th March 2023.

All items for inclusion on the agenda, including nominations for officers, committee and show judges can only be accepted if duly nominated and seconded in writing by fully paid up members.

My Trip to the Kennel Club

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

Guided tour at the Kennel Club

On Monday the 20th February I was up at the crack ‘o dawn waiting with my suitcase for my friend to arrive and knock on the door.

NOELAC Championship Show November 2022

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

Our second show of 2022 was held at the Kennel Club Building, Stoneleigh.Our judge for this show was another well-known allrounder, Liz Dunhill (Fantasa/Vormund). From an entry of 72 dogs/85 entries, Liz chose the Open Dog class winner, Bell and Ellis’s Ch Vallena Viktor for her Best in Show and the Open Bitch class winner, Hall’s Champion Shenedene Miss World as Reserve Best in Show.

NOELAC Newsletter Spring 2023

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

We hope that you will come along and join us at both our shows with or without a dog to show.

NOELAC Open Show March 2022

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

The show was held at Denshaw Village Hall, Oldham.

Despite being a few committee members down, the remaining committee managed to pull out all the stops to provide a well-run show throughout the day

Our judge for the day was, well known all-rounder, Mr Mike Vincent (Sylbecq) who worked his way through an entry of 39 dogs, 48 entries and eventually found his Best in Show from the Open Bitch class, Ch Culversapso Queen of Hearts JW owned and handled by Miss D Culverhouse. Mikes choice for Reserve Best in Show was Ms M Halls, Ch Shenedene Miss World JW who was also Best Veteran in Show

Our 2022 Championship Show Judge

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

I have been involved with showing and working over 45 years. I award CCs in 21 breeds and judge the working and utility groups.I have bred and owned Champions in 5 groups and working gundogs, culminating in 95 Champions and 987 CCs under the Fantasa team Vormund affix (kennel name). We are the number 1 kennel all time in the UK. I was honoured to be invited to judge this prestigious show.

Remembering Ian Ogden

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

Ian Ogden

I would like to send this tribute of the life of Mr Ian Ogden, husband of Pamela Ogden and of the kennel Absosengkye Lhasa Apsos.

The Committee’s 2022 Christmas Get-Together.

Sun, 01 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2023

Most of the committee managed to make our annual get-together.We all had a lovely Christmassy afternoon at the Maltings but missed Marylou, James and Richard.

A Few Words From President & Secretary

Mon, 01 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2021

Well the show world tentatively started to come back to life half way through the year… its committees working their way through all the red tape which had to be adhered to due to the covid restrictions.

Dates of shows were altered and the Kennel Club allowed societies to hold two Championship shows instead of one due to shows being cancelled last year, which NOELAC took advantage of and we went ahead and held our cancelled November 2020 show in August this year. It felt so good to be back and socialising again. Our second show went ahead as usual in November and once again proved to be a great success.

Goldie to Music

Mon, 01 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2021

The Beginning - Goldie

Goldie and Me

My dad was chief architect to the King of Bhutan in 1970s and he says that my best mate whom I knew as Goldie was a gift from a monk who was very happy and grateful for some advice from my father. My dad, alone in Bhutan at the time was not sure how he could take care of the little puppy he now had and yet fully in love with him, decided to take it to his mum and dad who lived in a small town of India called Roorkee.

NOELAC Championship Show August 2021

Mon, 01 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2021

NOELAC Championship Show August 2021

Our first show since the start of the pandemic was a little bit different… The Kennel Club allowed us to hold two shows this year so we decided to stay “Northern” with the first one, and it doesn’t get more northern than Blackpool! Thanks to Steve Hall and the Blackpool committee we were able to hold our show in conjunction with their general Championship Show on the 20th of August at Redwood Park.

Remembering Peter Falcus

Mon, 01 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2021

Remembering Peter Falcus

Peter lost his battle and passed away on the 2nd September this year. He was someone who shared so much of his wife, Joanne’s life, and will forever be a part of her. He really made a difference in so many lives, which is a rare quality and something to be extremely proud of and I know he will be remembered with love by so many.

This One's For You George

Mon, 01 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2021

George and George: One Boy and his Dog - A Journey to the Junior Warrant Semi Finals

George Eden Taylor and George the Lhasa Apso

A couple of years ago | was asked to write the following piece for the Lhasa Apso Club newsletter. NOELAC have kindly agreed to republish it in George’s memory.

UK Lhasa Apso History

Mon, 01 Nov 2021 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2021

UK Lhasa Apso History was made on 12th December 2021 when Sandauri Showstopper for Kutani was awarded his 48th CC at the LKA Championship show which made him the Lhasa Apso CC Record holder.

Many Congratulations!
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Bred by Nadjia Rudenko
Owned and handled by Wendy Cain (Kutani)

A Very Merry Christmas to everyone and A Happy New Year

Tue, 01 Dec 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

This year has been a bad year for everybody. I don’t know what is going to happen. The world has gone mad! I have never had so many phone calls, messages, texts and e mails from people looking for a Lhasa Apso. Perhaps it is the fact that people are stuck at home and need something to occupy their time. They think a dog might help.

Christine Hamilton

Tue, 01 Dec 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

Christine Hamilton sadly passed away in June this year, after a long illness. Christine had been a member of the North of England Lhasa Apso Club for many years, having come into the breed in 1992. At that time, Christine showed Gemma, a pet Lhasa which she had bred.

She decided she liked showing so bought a promising show puppy from Tina Lewis (Ragoosa) and from there on she carried on attending shows and did some more breeding.

Clovers Story

Tue, 01 Dec 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

Clover the Lhasa Apso

Clover is a typical Lhasa Apso, stubbornly refusing to do the things that she doesn’t want to do such as going for a walk in the rain, wearing her raincoat, coming in from the garden when she’s busy digging in theflowerbed! Last weekend she was the only dog at training class to refuse to walk on cue! She is in a class with mostly younger pups, all of whom are happy to get on with it, but Clover knows her own mind… she followed the trainer when she brought out the sausage but then stopped each time she had eaten it!! In the end even the trainer had to give up!!!

NOELAC Rescue & Rehoming

Tue, 01 Dec 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

Online Dog Show 2020

Tue, 01 Dec 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

When Covid 19 happened and the whole of England went into lockdown, I was dreading the thoughts of my boss walking in and saying ‘hi Louise, I am afraid we are going to be furloughing you’ the look on my face said it all. After being off work for the last 4 weeks unable to move my shoulder. The fear and dread of spending any more time at home wondering around the house thinking ‘I do not have anything to do’, made me feel very depressed.

What a strange year it has been

Tue, 01 Dec 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

Hopefully, next year we will be able to get back into the ring and even more importantly meet up with our friends.

As a dog groomer as well as showing I have tried hundreds of different products from cheap to mega expensive. Sadly, I have not found one shampoo that suits all. In my experience mixing Shampoo’s, conditioners, conditioning sprays from different brands works the best.

A Few Words From...

Wed, 01 Jan 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

… The President & The Secretary
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NOELACs March Open Show was one of the first casualties of CV19. Unfortunately we had to cancel, at first we thought we would be able to hold the show later in the year, boy were we wrong, as time went on not only did we begin to realize that that would be impossible but we also had to cancel the November Championship show too.

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 2018

Wed, 01 Jan 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

When Diana Harding (Taonan), our 2018 judge, had to pull out of her appointment due to her husbands ill health, I thought that we had a big disaster on our hands, however, luckily, Julie Seward (our 2020 judge) was able to step in and take on the appointment.

In my opinion this years Championship show was the best yet. Not only was there a great entry, 94 dogs plus 10 entered in puppy walk but there was a great vibe around the show due in part I’m sure to Lynne & Tony Malthouses cake & coffee morning and “silent” auction which was held at the show in aid of Macmillan (more about that from Lynne in this elsewhere in the newsletter).

NOELAC VIRTUAL DOG SHOW 25.4.20

Wed, 01 Jan 2020 00:00:00 +0000

Newsletter 2020

Best Dog / Reserve Best in ShowCH Littondale Replay KutaniBest VeteranCH Littondale Valentino JW

Best Open Bitch/Best in ShowHall’s Ch Shenedene Miss World

Best Puppy in Show Bobellam Bubbling Over

Best Veteran Bitch Taemaris Moet Reserve Best Dog Kalizmar Karismatikis Phareal

Reserve Best Bitch Lacey aka CH Marnbri Tiger Lily Under Autumnspell JW

We would like to thank Eamonn O’Doherty for allowing us to use some of his fantastic photos.

Judges & Education

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Judging Lhasa Apsos: Education & JEP
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The Northern of England Lhasa Apso Club (NOELAC) is committed to maintaining the highest standards of judging for our breed. All prospective and established judges are now required to follow the Royal Kennel Club (RKC) Judges Education Programme (JEP).

The Judges Education Programme (JEP)
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The JEP is a formalised training structure designed to ensure that judges at all levels have a thorough understanding of the breed standard, health, and history. The programme is divided into sequential levels:

Shows & Events

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Upcoming dog shows and club events for the Lhasa Apso community.

North of England Lhasa Apso Club

Ida Watts

Grace Colley

Chris Lawson

Glyn Lawson

Muffin Hits the Small Screen: Our Very Own Coronation Street Star!

The Royal Lhasa Apso Household Gazette

RISHLYN

Lhasa Apso Breed Standard

About NOELAC

The North of England Lhasa Apso Club #

Ankit Mittal

Dianne

Lisa Edwards

Su Mittal

Eileen Holgate

Grooming

The Ultimate Lhasa Apso Grooming Guide #

1. The Essential Toolkit #

Timeline

Janice McIntyre

Ken Watts

Richard Ferguson

A Brief History of the Lhasa Apso

The Lion Dog of the Great Plateau #

Join NOELAC

Why Join Us? #

Membership Application Form #

NOELAC Code of Ethics

General Code of Ethics for Club Members #

Member Responsibilities & Care #

Rescue

Health & Welfare

1. Generalised Progressive Retinal Atrophy (GPRA) #

Frequently Asked Questions

Useful Links

1. The Kennel Club (UK) #

2. Breed Council & Local Clubs #

Recent Photos

The Foundation Collection

Winners Archive

A Few Words From...

… The President & The Secretary #

Christmas with the Committee

Congratulations!

Dorothy Joan Kendall (Orlanes)

NOELAC Championship Show Nov-2024

NOELAC Open Show March 2024

A Few Words From...

… The President & The Secretary #

AGM Notice

My Trip to the Kennel Club

NOELAC Championship Show November 2022

NOELAC Newsletter Spring 2023

NOELAC Open Show March 2022

Our 2022 Championship Show Judge

Remembering Ian Ogden

The Committee’s 2022 Christmas Get-Together.

A Few Words From President & Secretary

Goldie to Music

NOELAC Championship Show August 2021

Remembering Peter Falcus

This One's For You George

UK Lhasa Apso History

Many Congratulations! #

A Very Merry Christmas to everyone and A Happy New Year

Christine Hamilton

Clovers Story

NOELAC Rescue & Rehoming

Online Dog Show 2020

What a strange year it has been

A Few Words From...

… The President & The Secretary #

CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW 2018

NOELAC VIRTUAL DOG SHOW 25.4.20

Judges & Education

Judging Lhasa Apsos: Education & JEP #

The Judges Education Programme (JEP) #

Shows & Events

The North of England Lhasa Apso Club
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The Ultimate Lhasa Apso Grooming Guide
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1. The Essential Toolkit
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The Lion Dog of the Great Plateau
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Why Join Us?
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Membership Application Form
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General Code of Ethics for Club Members
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Member Responsibilities & Care
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1. Generalised Progressive Retinal Atrophy (GPRA)
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1. The Kennel Club (UK)
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2. Breed Council & Local Clubs
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… The President & The Secretary
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… The President & The Secretary
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Many Congratulations!
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… The President & The Secretary
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Judging Lhasa Apsos: Education & JEP
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The Judges Education Programme (JEP)
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