🐕 The Tibetan Mastiff - All About The Tibetan Mastiff Dog Breed!
Channel: Healthy Pets
Date: 23/05/2022

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The Tibetan Mastiff is a large, strong, protective, and beautiful pet. 

They have a history of helping people that spans back centuries, and just seem to have a special way of understanding and loving their owners.

First, some basic stats of the Tibetan Mastiff:

● Height - females: 24 - 28 in, males: 26 - 30 in.

● Weight - females: 70 - 120 lbs, males: 90 - 150 lbs.

● Lifespan - about 12 - 15 years.

● Character - stubborn, persistent, reserved, smart, protective, committed to their tasks.

● Health - They are generally healthy dogs; however, keep an eye out for signs of hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, and eye anomalies.

● Care - Tibetan Mastiffs require a medium level of activity. 

As a general rule, they prefer doing something useful such as patrolling or guarding, rather than merely playing games. 

As far as grooming, they’ll need to be brushed on a weekly basis. 

Once a year (late spring or early summer) when seasonal shedding occurs, they’ll require even more brushing to clean up all the stray hairs.

● Dog food - As with any dog breed, selecting high-quality dog food will keep your pup looking and feeling their best. 

Tibetan Mastiffs are somewhat unique in that they only eat when hungry and will sometimes even skip meals; they’re not prone to obesity. 

During their heat cycle, males might refuse to eat for up to a week and drop a few lbs.

● Training - Classic training methods which include treats usually don’t give the best results. 

Tibetan Mastiffs are intelligent; they listen to the people they hold in high regard and don’t need you to repeat things too many times. 

They learn new things quickly and apply them when they see the need, and not necessarily when you might want them to. In short, they will obediently listen and learn, but might often ignore you later; you should be ready for that.

1) How are they with children?

They are generally friendly and protectively-minded dogs who love children and will do their utmost to protect them.

In this way, they are perfect for families with children.

On the other hand, their protectiveness and large size can make them problematic for toddlers and babies.

Why?

Small children often make loud noises that might excite the Tibetan Mastiff and entice him to start playing a little rough, which could end with…
● knocking the child over,
● light bites.

Hearing a child scream might also be perceived by your Tibetan Mastiff as an attack, so be sure to keep an eye on them when they’re playing.

2) How do they act toward strangers?

Although they are a protectively-minded breed, Tibetan Mastiffs usually aren’t aggressive toward strangers; they prefer to simply keep their distance.

They will likely act:
● distrustful,
● fearless,
● and reserved.

Try to socialize them well, and know that they take their protective role very seriously.

3) How are they with other dogs?

Their protective instincts affect their behavior toward other dogs and animals as well.

The Tibetan Mastiff is the right choice if you’re looking for:
● a family guard dog,
● a dog that’s good with children,
● a dog to protect your livestock,
● a calm dog who gets active in the mornings and evenings.

Tibetan Mastiffs are NOT a good match for you if you’d prefer:
● a dog who doesn’t demand much attention,
● a dog that lives indoors,
● a dog who’s friendly toward everyone.

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Take care!

The Tibetan Mastiff Dog!

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