What are the precautions for raising Tibetan Mastiffs? First of all, Tibetan Mastiffs cannot be raised in cities. If they must be raised, sound insulation and safety work must be done; secondly, Tibetan Mastiffs must be raised from an early age, so that the Tibetan Mastiffs will loyally protect their owners, and do not let them Others approach Tibetan Mastiffs casually; then, Tibetan Mastiffs have lower IQs, are more difficult to tame, and have very high self-esteem.

First of all, we need to know that the Tibetan Mastiff is a ferocious dog and cannot be raised in the city. Of course, if you must raise it, you must do a good job of sound insulation, and the Tibetan Mastiff needs to be locked up most of the time. Inside the cage. If these tasks are not done well and neighbors complain, then legally the Tibetan Mastiff must be dealt with.

Secondly, we need to understand that raising Tibetan Mastiffs must start from an early age. If you want to cultivate the relationship between you and the Tibetan Mastiff, you must start nurturing the Tibetan Mastiff when it is young, because only in this way will the Tibetan Mastiff loyally protect its owner, and Don't let others or strangers approach adult mastiffs casually, otherwise it is very unsafe.

Then you need to understand that Tibetan Mastiffs have low IQ and are difficult to tame. You must know that the IQ of the Tibetan Mastiff is at the bottom among dogs, and the Tibetan Mastiff is a very primitive dog breed, so its bloodline has not undergone much improvement, and its original wildness is still there, and it will not listen to its owner like a pet dog. In addition, the Tibetan Mastiff is a very self-respecting dog. Of course, this is also its charm, but it is difficult to carry out training.

Finally, it should be noted that Tibetan Mastiffs have very poor adaptability and cannot change their owners. Before you prepare to raise a Tibetan Mastiff, you must think clearly. The Tibetan Mastiff is not a teddy, a golden retriever, or a dog. It is not a dog that you can give away if you want. It is difficult for a Tibetan Mastiff to recognize a second owner. , even if the second owner is selected from the original owner's family, the Tibetan Mastiff will show aggressive behavior, let alone giving it away. In addition, because of this, not many people dare to raise Tibetan Mastiffs, because giving them away is It's hard to give away.