Mary Allen
#7 In terms of employment, its nature can be described as employment-intensive.
Simple walks are not enough for the Tibetan Terrier in the long run. He needs to be nurtured both physically and mentally. Agility training, which is not carried out too excessively, is a good solution here.
#8 In relation to this, the perfect keeper would be active and lively.
The Tibetan Terrier (also called Tibetan) is not suitable for people who are rather lazy and lazy. A lively family is ideal for this dog, which includes the Tibetan in the entire family life and where things are also a bit hectic.
#9 The Tibetan Terrier feels at home both in the city and in the country.
Nevertheless, we can say that the Tibetan is better off in rural areas. On hot summer days, the owner must ensure that the daily walk is postponed to the early hours of the morning or late in the evening because the Tibetan Terrier is sensitive to heat due to its thick fur.