New Zealand
Tibetan Mastiff dog breed - photos and description
Photos of the breed
Main characteristics of the breed
| Care: | Need regular care |
| Size: | Giant |
| Molt: | Shed moderately |
| Need for activity: | Need a moderate amount of exercise |
| Domination: | Average |
| Tolerance of loneliness: | Relatively independent |
| Type of wool: | Shorthaired, Smoothhaired |
| Temperament: | Phlegmatic |
| Friendly to strangers: | Fairly friendly, May show aggression |
| Intellect: | Adaptive intelligence |
| Learnability: | Very easy to learn |
| Specialization: | Companions, Watch dogs |
| Tendency to bark: | Almost don't bark, quiet ones |
The Tibetan Mastiff is a dog breed that originated in Tibet. These are large dogs with a powerful physique and thick coat. They have a distinctive snout that resembles a lion and large ears that help them hear sounds from a great distance.
Tibetan mastiffs are very friendly and affectionate dogs that love to spend time with their owners. They are also very smart and easy to train. However, they can be a bit stubborn and require a lot of attention and care.
This dog breed is great for families with children and other pets. They can make excellent companions and protectors.