I just bought a Tibetan mastiff, please help me identify it!

Don't always feed milk powder, feed cornmeal + pork lungs or minced meat.

10:1 ratio.

Feed a few calcium tablets appropriately, a pack of calcium tablets for 5 cents, which are available in pharmacies.

Overall** is not expensive. The mouth is a little longer. It's best not to take a shower within 15 days of coming back to prevent a cold! If it's too small, the resistance is poor, and it will be troublesome to use it for a cold! Eat smaller, more frequent meals and be right!

The coat color is not very pure.

3500, a little cheap. My classmate bought more than 10,000 yuan.

Just looking at the face, it's not a Tibetan mastiff, it's a big stupid dog in the countryside.

I don't know anything else, but I can tell you it's a little Tibetan mastiff!

It's average, not very good

Purebred Tibetan Mastiff: The head appears very large from any angle. The one with a wide head is ideal.

Eyes: The distance between the eyes is large, medium in size, not too prominent. The expression is alert and kind.

The eyes are brown, the darker the better, and the third eyelid is not exposed. Light-colored eyes and a predator-like expression are not ideal.

Ears: Compared to the head, the ears are small, V-shaped, and the tips of the ears are slightly rounded. The base of the ear is located on either side of the highest point of the head. Rest your ears close to your cheeks. The color of the ears is darker, and the darker the better, in line with the color of the snout.

Skull: Wide, flattened between the ears, arched forehead, wrinkled, more pronounced when the dog is focused. The eyebrows are slightly raised and the temples are muscular.

The muscles in the cheeks are also extremely developed. The top of the skull forms a flat arc with a depression in the center of the forehead that extends between the eyes. The bridge of the nose is well-defined, but not too high.

Snout: The length is 1 3 of the skull, so that the entire head is divided into three parts. One part is the face, and the other part is the skull.

In other words, the distance from the tip of the nose to the bridge of the nose is 1 2 of the distance from the bridge of the nose to the occipital part. The ratio of the circumference of the snout (measured from the center point of the brow to the tip of the nose) to the circumference of the head (measured from the front of the base of the ear) is 3:5.

The snout is short and wide, and the heel is almost as thick as the tip of the nose. The cross-section of the snout is almost square. The distance from the tip of the nose to the lower jaw is large, and the palate is wide.

The snout is dark, and the darker the better.

Well, this isn't a Tibetan mastiff, it's just an ordinary dog! How much is it, is it a loss?

It feels a bit like but its claws are too small, smaller than my Chow Chow, and the Tibetan mastiff is a large dog with small hooves, and I can say with certainty that it is not, it should be more like a Tibetan mastiff.

It's a mastiff, but it's not very pure. Take good care of it, it will be a good mastiff.

I'm sorry, but you can't seem to open the branch space.

Well, I just went in and took a look.

Heh. First of all, I realize that you are now a happy family, congratulations.

But, for the sake of your Tibetan mastiff, I beg all due respect.

One: Your Tibetan mastiff breed is not very good, and it does not have the characteristics of a good mastiff.

Two: The coat color looks like a yellow mastiff macro, but it is not pure.

Three: the skeleton is relatively small.

On the surface, the head is small, the mouth is thin, and the mouth is long. If you hang it three times, the mastiff's ears are okay.

The eyelids and mouth droop do not seem to have the characteristics of three hangings.

It's a pity. **To put it on, it is not more than 5000 at most, and if you buy it over this**, it is not worth it.

2000-4000 looks like it's barely passable.

Hehe, don't be discouraged, study more Tibetan mastiffs, and believe that you will get a good mastiff in the future.

One is that I am afraid that there will be some bacteria or viruses to infect me. Second, I am afraid that the little mastiff will be naughty and accidentally hurt your child.

More stylish than mine、、It should be worth a thousand eight、、、

What are you trying to identify? Variety? Appearance?

I personally raise Tibetan mastiffs for many years, every day with Tibetan mastiffs as a companion, according to my experience, I say some truths, look at the owner of the tower carefully:

1. Variety. The Tibetan mastiff is undoubtedly a yellow mastiff.

2. Condition. Generally, only the triangular eye is slightly obvious, and it does not have to hang its mouth or eyes, but the Tibetan mastiff does not necessarily have to hang its mouth and eyes. (The ** of the hanging mouth and hanging eyes on the market is more expensive).

3. Gross amount. The lack of hair may be due to the fact that at least 10 generations (or even earlier) the dog has left Tibet and moved to the warm plains, where the dog's ancestors had to reduce their coat to adapt to the warm climate due to the warm climate.

4. Bone mass. Since the landlord's ** has no reference comparison, it is impossible to see how the bone mass is.

Note: 1. If the landlord describes that the dog is indeed 6-7 months old before being fed to you, then the dog must be very docile, and it can be seen from **.

Moreover, 6-7 months can also be sent to you to feed, then the dog must be quite docile, such as fierce temperament, do not say 6-7 months old, even if you are 4 months old can not raise.

This problem is very tangled, Tibetan mastiffs must be fierce, loyal and reliable, which is why Tibetan mastiffs are loved by many people and the reason why the market is hot, but if it is fierce, it is easy to hurt people, but if it is too gentle, it is better to raise an ordinary dog breed.

2. Personally, I think it is best not to feed the Tibetan mastiff this kind of dog breed, now many cities have introduced the management regulations prohibiting the Tibetan mastiff, the characteristics of the Tibetan mastiff is a strong sense of territory, wild nature, not easy to tame, it is easy to hurt people, I personally breed in the process, because of the injury to the loss of n thousand, so it is strongly recommended that the owner of the Tibetan mastiff need to be cautious!

Big brother doesn't have a picture, how can I identify it? And 6-7 months is a bit old, and there is a high possibility that it will not be raised.