Can the Tibetan mastiff replace foreign dog breeds as the main working dog in China?

1. I have watched 7 sets of special programs on CCTV to introduce the selection of police dogs.

2. From the three main aspects of smell, IQ, and obedience, the ranking of Tibetan mastiffs is almost backwards, especially IQ, which is particularly low, equivalent to a reckless man.

3. The ability to bite is almost negligible for police dogs in the era of the popularization of guns.

No, what everyone upstairs said may also be the reason, but it is not the main reason, and the main reason why the Tibetan mastiff is not suitable for training as a military dog and a police dog is precisely what most people think is its biggest advantage: loyalty.

General military and police dogs, trainers and users are basically not the same person, and the user is often changed, so these dogs need to be able to accept the orders of multiple owners, but the Tibetan mastiff can't, because the Tibetan mastiff only recognizes one owner, that is, its trainer, and the rest of the people will bite when they meet, let alone be used by it, so the Tibetan mastiff has never been able to be trained as a military dog and a police dog.

There are many kinds of working dogs, and not all of them require fierceness, such as search and rescue dogs, search and explosion dogs, etc., which require a sensitive sense of smell and good training. Although the Tibetan mastiff is strong and combative, it is actually a breed with a low IQ among dogs, and will only be loyal to one owner, and it is difficult to accept other staff. In addition, Tibetan Ao belongs to the plateau and alpine dog breeds, and is not adapted to the climate environment such as altitude and air pressure outside the plateau, and most of them are in a sick state.

Therefore, it is not suitable for working dogs, and can only be used in Tibetan homes to care for the home and protect the sheep.

No, the Tibetan mastiff has no other advantages except for its huge size and ferocity, it is difficult to domesticate, its intelligence is lower than that of other dog breeds, and its breeding conditions are harsher than other dog breeds, so it is only suitable for pets.

No way. The nature of the Tibetan mastiff is destined to be incompetent as a working dog.

When the Tibetan mastiff arrives in the eastern region, there will be serious species degradation, and its physical fitness will not be as good as before. In fact, many foreign dog breeds have introduced Tibetan mastiffs as improvements, and they have more or less Tibetan mastiff blood.

I don't think this statement is correct. I think this statement, saying that all the big dogs in the world have Tibetan mastiff blood, is some gimmick made by some unscrupulous businessmen who sell Tibetan mastiffs for the sake of mythical Tibetan mastiffs. It's just some irresponsible words that are said to improve the ** of the Tibetan mastiff.

The original birthplace of the Tibetan mastiff is the Hequ region of Gannan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Gansu Province on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. Although according to the identification of ancient fossils by archaeologists, it has been confirmed that its history has been more than 5,000 years, and there are detailed records of it in relevant foreign documents, which prove that St. Bernard, Great Dane, Hungarian Shepherd, Newfoundland Dog and many kinds of Mashativus in the world all contain the blood of the Chinese Tibetan Mastiff, but this is only a part of the large dogs containing the blood of the Tibetan Mastiff, and it is not difficult to say that all the large dogs in the world have the blood of the Tibetan Mastiff.

If you want to say why dogs with a difference of 108,000 miles have the blood of Tibetan mastiffs, this question is not well documented in history, but through the study of the skulls of these large dogs, we can still roughly know that in the Stone and Bronze Ages, the ancestors of Tibetan mastiffs today followed the soldiers of the Aryans, Persians, Greeks and Romans, and then traveled to Europe with Attila and (the king of the Mongol Khan), so some large dogs in Europe also have the blood of Tibetan mastiffs.

And Shiba Inu, Samoyed, Huski, Labrador and other large dogs that we are familiar with today, they do not have the blood of Tibetan mastiffs.

Shiba Inu lived with Japanese people during the Jomon period. The dog bones and dog-shaped terracotta figurines excavated from the ruins of the time all have the appearance of Shiba Inu, indicating that Shiba Inu has lived with Japanese people since ancient times. So it can be proved that Shiba Inu cannot have the blood of a Tibetan mastiff at all.

Labrador is native to Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, Labrador is loyal, atmospheric, honest, gentle, sunny, cheerful, lively, highly intelligent, and friendly to people, and Siberian Husky and Golden Retriever Retriever are listed as the three major non-aggressive dogs. From these aspects, it is easy to see that Labrador does not have any similarities with the Tibetan mastiff.

From the above, we can easily conclude that not all large dogs in the world contain the blood of the Tibetan mastiff.

I don't think they all have the blood of the Tibetan mastiff, because dogs can also be crossbred and then from generation to generation, they no longer have the blood of the Tibetan mastiff.

It should be fake, how can there be a Tibetan mastiff bloodline, so many different breeds.

I don't think it's possible, there are so many breeds of dogs, how can they all have the same bloodline.

It must be a fake pull, and the Mondo dog is also very large, and it has nothing to do with the Tibetan mastiff. Both in appearance and in body.

I can't say all, but some of them definitely do, after all, there are so many types of dogs.

Fake, Alaskan dogs and other large dogs do not have, only a small number of dogs have Tibetan mastiff blood.

Probably not, just like a Tibetan mastiff is a Tibetan mastiff, and Alaska is Alaska.

Not necessarily, there are also sheepdogs. There are also Alaskan ones, and there are many of them

I think all large dogs have the blood of Tibetan mastiffs, because they all belong to large dogs, after all, they are all canines.

I think all large dogs have the blood of Tibetan mastiffs, because they all belong to large dogs.

Of course not, there are so many large dogs in the world, not all of them exist.

There should be. After all. Some of them also have Tibetan mastiffs.

Probably not, there are many dogs that are still not the same Tibetan mastiff has a low IQ, is on the large side, has dense hair, and has a certain aggression.

I feel that large dogs do not necessarily have the blood of Tibetan mastiffs. After all, the Tibetan mastiff is a dog born on the grassland.

Probably not, for example, the Tibetan mastiff and the Labrador are not, and that's not true.

I think this statement is not very scientific, and we don't have more than one big dog in China.

There are quite a few breeds of dogs, and some may exist.

I think they all have bloodlines, because Tibetan mastiffs are large dogs, and they should have bloodlines.

I don't think this statement is right, after all, all kinds of dogs have different breeds and different living habits.