When the Tibetan mastiff meets the Siberian tiger, will the Tibetan mastiff lose? Who is the stronge

Personally, I think the Siberian tiger will be slightly better, and the reputation of the Siberian tiger as the king of the forest is not in vain, so the Siberian tiger must be more aggressive than the Tibetan mastiff.

The Tibetan mastiff, of course, will fail. The Siberian tiger is the strongest king, and the Siberian tiger has a very strong ability to survive in the wild for a long time.

The Tibetan mastiff is likely to lose, because the Siberian tiger's aura alone has already made the Tibetan mastiff likely to retreat, and the Siberian tiger's bite force is extremely strong.

The Tibetan mastiff is known as the Tibetan dog because of its large physique, and the adult Tibetan mastiff is very powerful, attacking any target is the opponent's neck, and the speed of the attack is also very fast.

The fighting power of the Tibetan mastiff is very strong, because the Tibetan mastiff can directly bite the hardest sheep bones in one bite, indicating that the bite force of the Tibetan mastiff is very strong, if you bite a person, then the person may be bitten to death directly.

The combat effectiveness is quite strong, the Tibetan mastiff is very powerful among all dogs, and the attack power is quite strong, and it may bite the owner.

The body of the Tibetan mastiff is very large, and the personality is also relatively irritable, sometimes it will be very **, and can defeat the opponent very well.

No matter how fierce and wild the Tibetan mastiff is, it is not a beast after all, they are just dogs raised by humans.

Dogs because they are raised, so they don't have to worry about their hunger, and beasts are different, they have to face the severe test of survival, if they don't hunt themselves, they may starve to death, predation is not just ferocious, more depends on physical strength, wisdom, and accurate judgment.

Dogs don't have these troubles, so beasts are smarter, more physically fit, and more adaptable to nature than domestic dogs.

Is it true that the ferocious Tibetan mastiff can't beat the tiger? After reading these comparisons, you know.

A lion can't beat a tiger, let alone a puppy. A tiger can smash a cow's head with a slap, bite through a cow's neck with one bite, pierce the back of a dog's heart with a paw, and lick out a cow's bones with a tongue. Coupled with the speed and agility of the feline, it is estimated that the Tibetan mastiff died without even seeing the tiger.

The Tibetan mastiff is said to be recognized as the oldest and only surviving rare dog breed in the world, and the legend of the wonder of the Tibetan mastiff in the ancient East has been mythologized as the embodiment of the heroic deeds of the guardian. His loyal nature made him not only the best protective dog for the nomads, but also the best guard dog for kings and tribal chiefs. The Tibetan mastiff is tall, resolute, brave and wild, which makes people daunting, but the attack power and bite force of the Tibetan mastiff are obviously insufficient to pose a threat to the lion and tiger, but the reputation of "the king of dogs" is completely worthy of the name.

The Tibetan mastiff is powerful