How to distinguish a Tibetan mastiff from a common dog by appearance?

Tibetan Mastiff Head The head is broad, the skull is wide, and the adult dog has wrinkles that extend from the upper end of the eyes to the corners of the mouth, and the correct head features and face image are very important for the breed to reproduce.

Expressions: Honorable, witty, alert, arrogant.

Eyes: Medium-sized, deep-eyed, naturally parted and almond-shaped, slightly oblique, shining in the dark, very spiritual.

Ears: Medium-sized, V-shaped, naturally drooping, close to the face, lifted naturally when alert, and covered with short, soft hair.

Face: The head is broad, the skull is wide, and the bridge of the nose is firm.

Frontal segment: deep and distinct.

Facial muscles: wide and large, very full and three-dimensional from various angles.

Proportions: The proportions from the occipital bone to the cephalic break and the cephalic break to the tip of the nose are essentially equal.

Tibetan mastiff nose: wide and large, with the inside of the nose turned outward.

Lips: prominent, thick, moderately drooping on both sides of the upper lip.

Occlusion: Scissor occlusion, horizontal occlusion is also acceptable. Tightness of the teeth is a must. In this way, the muscles can be kept flat.

Teeth: Teeth that are long, strong, and damaged are not considered disadvantages.

Defects: Missing teeth, protruding upper or lower jaws, or protruding lower anterior teeth.

The neck, back, and trunk of a Tibetan mastiff.

Neck: The neck muscles are plump and arched. There is a pendulum on the underside of the head. Male dogs, in particular, have a thick erect mane around their heads.

Back: The dorsal line is straight, and the back to the tailbone is horizontal.

Torso: stout, straight and broad back, muscular, flexible, and overall with a slight squatting feeling. The chest is deep and below the upper elbow, and the trunk length is slightly greater than the height.

Tail: Medium length, no longer than the ankle joint, in a straight line with the back, naturally rolled up. When alert, the tail cocks, or towards either side. The tail is double-curled, or completely curled up without being able to relax naturally, is the tail defect.

The precursor of the Tibetan mastiff.

Shoulders: The shoulders are flat and the muscles of the backbone are well-developed.

Forelegs: erect, coarse skeletal muscles, covered with short coarse hairs. There will be a slight tilt when standing upright.

Forefoot: Cat's foot, quite large, strong and strong, with hairs between toes. Nails may be black or white. A single dangle may appear on the forefoot.

The hindquarters of a Tibetan mastiff.

Hindquarters: strong and powerful, muscular, with angularities on all parts. From behind, the hind legs and knees are parallel. The tarsal joint is strong and naturally droops (about 1 3 of the length of the leg) perpendicular to the foot.

Foot: One or two hanging toes (wolf claws) may appear on the hindfoot and may be removed after birth.

Good luck!

Heavens, have you ever seen a Tibetan mastiff? If you've seen it once, you'll be able to tell the difference.

The so-called Tibetan dog is a community of Tibetan mastiffs that have been rewilded. In particular, the Tibetan mastiff market is now sluggish. Many dog farms that raise Tibetan mastiffs lose money and go out of business.

A lot of it is abandoned. There are also some people who have changed their owners or are displaced into the wilderness for other special reasons. Many of the Tibetan mastiffs on the market today are the offspring of crosses between native Tibetan mastiffs and large dogs.

Pure-blooded Tibetan mastiffs are mostly not that big. In ancient times, those who paid tribute to the emperor were carefully selected. They are all the elite of mastiffs.

Usually only one is paid. How can there be so many natural Tibetan mastiffs in modern ** Tibetan mastiffs. What to do with the big Tibetan mastiff and the small one.

Can only be crossed with large dogs. Therefore, the original Tibetan mastiff bloodline on the Tibetan dog may be purer. One is the choice of the native environment, and the other is that there are many ancient Tibetan dog communities.

But you need to be careful with Tibetan dogs that have been rewilded. Treat them like wolves. No one knows how wild a rewilded Tibetan dog really is, and how many generations his parents have been wild.

In addition, the Tibetan mastiff on the market is also very temperamental, and it should be carefully raised. The country is full of Tibetan mastiff blood, all kinds of malicious transformation, as long as it looks good, what is the experience of raising it.

Six ways to identify the puppies of the Tibetan mastiff Liang sue the gods:

1. Look at the eyes, the eye color of the Tibetan mastiff is similar to the wolf eyes of the friend, giving people a sense of majesty;

2. Look at the skeleton, because the Tibetan mastiff is huge, so when the puppy is a puppy, its bones are very thick, and it feels more hard to touch or hold its legs with your hands;

3. Looking at the mouth, the mouth of the Tibetan oak mastiff is square, short and thick, and the upper lip wraps the lower lip;

4. Look at the fur, because the Tibetan mastiff is a breed in the alpine region, the hair of the Tibetan mastiff is relatively long;

5. Look at the ears, the ears of the Tibetan mastiff are drooping, and if they stand up, they are fake or mated with wolf dogs;

6. Look at the tail, the tail curl of the Tibetan mastiff is similar to that of the grass dog, if it is upright, it must be fake.