Train a Tibetan Mastiff to be obedient and leave it alone

Do not stay with your puppy all day (this is especially important if you get the puppy while your children are on vacation). Why?

Your puppy needs to learn to be left alone, otherwise it may cause "separation-related" problems when changes in daily life occur (such as the kids going back to school or you going back to work).

I often leave the puppy alone for more than 10 minutes, and then return to it until it is quiet. Why?

Ten minutes of basic training will help your puppy get used to you not being around him. Waiting until your puppy is quiet will make you more aware that if you keep quiet you will come back.

Night 1: The puppy quarreled for 10 minutes and you came.

Night 2: The puppies quarreled for 10 minutes. Seeing that you didn't come, the puppy barked for a longer time, such as 15 minutes, until you came.

Puppies learn to fuss harder (25 minutes instead of 10, to get you back).

Week 2: The puppy quarrels for hours until you give in and come to him (even more until you sleep with him).

This is a facilitation and learning model similar to the "separate-related" problems during the day.

What to do if a Tibetan Mastiff bites

Do not tap your puppy on the nose to stop it from biting. Why? Doing this will make your puppy become afraid of your hands. How would you react if you wanted to shake someone's hand and they slapped you in the face, and then the next day they shook your hand and the next...? You want your puppy to trust you completely, so don't let him It is afraid of your hands that may feed it, groom it, pet its head, etc.

How to stop Tibetan Mastiff from biting

Tibetan Mastiffs must learn not to bite randomly, for example, do not bite hard. When playing with a group of Tibetan Mastiffs, it is important not to harm your relatives or other members. How hard a playful bite should be depends on the feedback the dog gets from the bitten animal: if the bitten animal bites him back or screams in pain or stops playing, the bite was too hard.

Unfortunately for humans, Tibetan Mastiff skin is thicker than humans, especially around the neck and head (Tibetan Mastiffs often bite other Tibetan Mastiffs in these areas).

If you wait until your puppy bites your skin before removing it, it will only make the Tibetan Mastiff puppy think it can make you dance. When a puppy bites your clothing, including shoelaces, etc., you should react. No yelling and dancing. Why? Dogs make you more excited and fun and think of it as a reward. You should pretend to cry in pain, stop acting, stop playing with it, stop watching it. Let it settle. After all, your playmate hurt you, then why do you continue to play? It takes one minute to continue normal activities.

How to stop Tibetan Mastiff from jumping on people

When your puppy crawls or jumps on you, don’t get close to him (her). Why? Your puppy sees jumping on you as a reward. Keep your puppy from learning to jump on you by only being close to him when he's on all fours.