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Lashes should not be cut. It's far too close to the eye to get with scissors and they serve the purpose of keeping the eye healthy.
Definitely let your groomer know that you don't want the lashes cut from now on. If you have a long haired dog, the "eyebrows" is the area closest to the eye that should be cut, and that's really above the eye and consist of real fur, not lashes.
Yes, they will grow back. It may take a month or two for all of them to come back evenly, but they grow fairly fast in dogs and there shouldn't be any permanent loss.
Yes they will grow back. If you don't want your pups lashes cut inform your groomer. However, sometimes it is hard to separate them from the bangs. In some show breeds they cut them really close. A skilled groomer can trim really close to areas that most wouldn't dream of. Lashes can be as longer an inch to as little as 1/4 inch depending on the breed.
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