Mary Allen
An independent, confident breed, Tibetan Mastiffs love to go their own way. And this is the way they will take if they are not assertive, experienced owners who know how to manage these powerful, stubborn breeds. The training and communication of Tibetan Mastiffs require a firm but gentle hand and, most importantly, commitment.
The Tibetan Mastiff is perhaps the most daring dog breed you will ever look at. Independent and territorial, he predominantly keeps cattle, and his loyalty to his family is supreme. Its appearance is eerily impressive. He has a thick and long coat. With a heavy undercoat in cold weather and a small undercoat in warmer temperatures, the Tibetan Mastiff is well prepared for all weather conditions.
