The difference between a wolf and a Tibetan mastiff and a Tibetan dog in general

The biggest difference is in the head, the general wolf head, the slender and elongated dog, the head of the Tibetan mastiff is like a lion, it is relatively large, with brown hair, and it belongs to the ** head type.

1. The difference between the appearance of Tibetan dogs and Tibetan mastiffs

Tibetan dogs generally refer to dog breeds native to Tibetan areas that have not been artificially bred and survive in temperate and cold regions. The physique is on the small side, usually weighing around 15 kilograms, and the coat color and body shape are rather messy. The Tibetan mastiff is known as the "Chinese Mastiff", which is a very famous large dog breed, which is a breed that has been bred and professionally bred by humans for hundreds of years.

The body is huge, weighing more than 70 kilograms, and the coat color is generally pure white, light brown or black, and the body hair is coarse and hard.

In addition, the head of the Tibetan dog is more rounded, the eyes are larger, and the body condition is softer, while the head of the Tibetan mastiff is more square, the eyes are smaller, the body is strong and powerful, and the body lines are simple and clear.

2. The difference between the breeds of Tibetan dogs and Tibetan mastiffs

Tibetan dogs and Tibetan mastiffs do not belong to the same breed. The origins of Tibetan dogs are very old, comparable to those of Scandinavian dogs, and some people even believe that they may have been brought to Tibet by Scandinavian dogs. The origin of the Tibetan mastiff can be traced back to western China about 2,000 years ago.

Although they are very similar in terms of living environment, work nature, food, etc., Tibetan dogs and Tibetan mastiffs are very different from each other in terms of breed genetics or morphology.

3. The difference between the personality and use of Tibetan dogs and Tibetan mastiffs

Tibetan dogs are usually more docile and close to people than Tibetan mastiffs, but they have a stronger instinct and sense of guarding, and sometimes they are more ferocious. The Tibetan mastiff is the representative of the "mastiff" category, Wang Lead, with a very arrogant, independent, and very aggressive personality. This is mainly due to the fact that the Tibetan mastiff is usually obtained by artificially breeding the best male mastiffs, so the natural nature of these breeds will gradually strengthen in breeding.

Tibetan dogs are often used for guard work, especially in rural areas. Here, Tibetan dogs are often trained to be companions and guards who work with herders. The main job of the Tibetan mastiff is to guard their owners, their territory or herds of livestock.

This breed generally exhibits great courage, stamina, and stamina, and can often coordinate with other working dogs.

4. The value and protection of Tibetan dogs and Tibetan mastiffs

Tibetan dogs are very common in Tibetan areas and are often used as guardian dog breeds for temples or individuals. At the same time, they also play an important role in the local countryside, helping herders protect livestock from predators such as wolves and lions. The Tibetan mastiff, on the other hand, is widespread throughout the country and is widely used in rural areas, such as protecting livestock and guarding aristocratic territories.

Although their conservation personnel and related organizations have been working hard to protect their ecological environment, due to the influence of unrelated factors such as wild dogs and guns, the living environment of these two dog breeds in Tibetan areas has not been optimistic.

Wolves are a little more powerful.

In terms of scientific data, the Tibetan mastiff is far inferior to the wolf in terms of weight and bite force.

If the two are placed in an open grassland, the Tibetan mastiff is far from being able to defeat the wolf. The wolf has a strong endurance and is good at using harassment to drain the opponent's stamina, and when he has the opportunity, he will bite the opponent, and then dodge and continue to harass, and this repetition can last for several hours until the opponent is exhausted, and then lock his throat and other deadly attacks.

1.The weight of the Tibetan mastiff is generally not less than 100 catties, but the weight of the young mastiff should not exceed 40 catties from 1 to 3 months, and no more than 60 catties from 3 to 6 months

2.The size of the Tibetan mastiff's ears is authentic to the mouth, not a big exaggeration, and it should be in front of both sides of the head The head should be round from a distance, and the ears of ordinary Zang dogs are higher, and the head looks very narrow.

3.Tibetan mastiffs should have sacs.

4.Tibetan mastiffs are pregnant in autumn, so Tibetan mastiffs should be born in December-January every year for Tibetan mastiffs, and the rest for Tibetan dogs (long article written by Yang Zhijun**"Tibetan mastiff"is clearly stated)

5.The mouth of the Tibetan mastiff should be about off rather than special, and the mouth tube should have a convex feeling, and it should be drunk from a distance and short and convex.

6.The tail of the Tibetan mastiff should be turned upside down, whether it is an oblique chrysanthemum or a large chrysanthemum.

7.The most important point is that the Tibetan mastiff has a strong sense of territorial defense after 3 months, and it is fierce in its own territory.