Tibetan Mastiff Overview
Origin: This ancient breed, Tibetan Mastiff, was developed centuries ago in Tibet to protect sheep from predators. Tibetan Mastiffs are known for their impressive size and watchful nature.
Size: Typically weighs over 90 pounds, with some males reaching up to 150 pounds, and stands about 24-26 inches tall.
Lifespan: 10-12 years.
Temperament: They are independent, strong-willed, and protective, making excellent guard dogs.
Care Needs
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Diet: Needs high-quality food that suits their large size and energy levels.
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Exercise: Moderate exercise is sufficient, but they should have access to a large yard.
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Grooming: Their thick coat requires regular grooming, especially during the shedding season.
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Health Concerns: Prone to hip dysplasia and thyroid issues.
Fun Facts
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They are considered one of the most expensive dog breeds in the world.
Is the Tibetan Mastiff Right for You?
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Best for those with large living spaces and experience handling strong-willed breeds. Not recommended for first-time dog owners.
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