1. The first thing you need to know is the best time for breeding Tibetan Mastiffs. Female Tibetan Mastiffs can be bred at the age of one week, but they must be physically strong. The breeding age of male Tibetan Mastiffs should be around two years old. It is important to note that one Only male Tibetan Mastiffs can only accept 7 breeding tasks. Any more will be too much, and male Tibetan Mastiffs can only mate once in two days. After mating for 2-3 consecutive days, they must rest for 2-3 days.

2. Before mating, the male Tibetan Mastiff must be checked for health. The most important thing is to check the quality of semen. Only male Tibetan mastiffs of good quality can participate in mating. For female Tibetan Mastiffs, you need to deworm them first and add appropriate nutrition.

3. If the male Tibetan Mastiff’s sexual desire is not strong, it must be given traditional Chinese medicine preparations to increase its sexual desire and enhance its physical fitness. This can be artificially intervened, for example, feed it 10 grams of Morinda officinalis, 15 grams of Epimedium, 10 grams of Astragalus and Cynomorium, and 5 grams of Licorice every day. Decoct and mix into feed. Take one dose every day, once in the morning and evening.

4. Before and during mating, both male and female Tibetan Mastiffs should be in a relatively quiet state, and they should be allowed to defecate cleanly before mating. Breeding should also begin on the 12th and 13th days when the female Tibetan Mastiff's vagina begins to bleed, most of the time in the morning.

5. When Tibetan Mastiffs are mating, owners can stay by their side, but do not let children watch. After all, this is not a physiological lesson. Prepare a piece of something similar to leather. Although the female dog is usually very docile, when mating begins, she will bite the nearby things desperately, especially the female dog who is mating for the first time. Let it have something to chew in its mouth, which can reduce the severe pain and panic caused during mating. Usually two people are needed to help during breeding, one person is responsible for the female dog and one person is responsible for the male dog. The owner of the breeding dog may be very experienced in this work. You must remain calm and do not panic under any circumstances.

Once their bodies form a tail-to-tail position, it means they are locked in for mating, which can take anywhere from a few minutes to an hour. The penis of a male dog swells and the vagina of a female dog contracts tightly. The male dog wants to ejaculate immediately, but the owner does not allow it to do so. Their backs are curved to surprising degrees, and they are back to back or lying on the ground, but their bodies are still tightly connected. Have water ready for them to drink and cheer themselves up. But they have reached the point of selflessness, completely ignoring the world around them and having no feeling of thirst. When the muscles relax, the breeding dog becomes restless, indicating that the mating process is over. Check whether the penis of the male dog is completely retracted into the scrotum. Because Tibetan Mastiff is a long-haired dog, it is easy for hair to get on the penis and affect the contraction of the penis. The hair above must be removed. Usually the female and male dogs are allowed to cuddle up against each other and lie there quietly to relax for a while. Of course, the owner cannot take his eyes off them to prevent mating from starting again half an hour after mating ends.

6. Female Tibetan Mastiffs can mate once or twice during the optimal mating period, while male Tibetan Mastiffs can be re-mated appropriately if they are strong or there are few female Tibetan Mastiffs that need breeding, but the time between two times should be more than 24 hours.