How to hide a mastiff? What can Tibetan mastiffs be used for

Zangao is a ferocious canine, and when it roars on the grassland, wolves will run away with their tails between their legs. 5 Tibetan Ao can tear an adult male bear alive.

The city cannot walk this kind of dog with strong aggression, which will have a high safety risk.

Tibetan mastiff breeding management:

Spring management. Spring is the season for dogs to shed their hair, so it is important to groom and tidy up frequently to keep it clean.

As the temperature rises in spring, microorganisms and parasites begin to move and multiply, which is the season for infectious diseases and parasites, so it is necessary to do a good job of vaccination and deworming.

Spring is also the season for Tibetan mastiff breeding, so we should pay attention to observation and timely breeding so as not to delay the opportunity.

Summer management. In the hot summer, food is easy to spoil, so it should be eaten and prepared to keep it clean.

In summer, the touch increases, and the net should be around the kennel.

The Tibetan mastiff lacks sweat glands, and when the weather is hot, it can only exhale heat by sticking out its long tongue. Therefore, it is not advisable to let the dog do strenuous exercise or direct sunlight in summer.

In summer, the dog is given a cool time in the morning and evening to ensure appetite.

Autumn management. A large amount of coat begins to grow in autumn in preparation for winter. A large amount of protein is consumed at this time, and attention should be paid to the supply of protein in the autumn.

Autumn is the second breeding season, so pay attention to the right time to breed.

In autumn, the temperature difference between day and night is recognized, and attention should be paid to prevent colds.

Autumn is the season for infectious diseases, so pay attention to immunization.

Winter management. For the Tibetan mastiff, winter is relatively better than other seasons, but attention should also be paid to heat preservation to prevent the occurrence of colds and pneumonia.

Give high-energy foods in winter.

Spend more time in the sun to prevent bone diseases.

It's time to slip away, the Tibetan mastiff has to slip with a chain from a young age, otherwise he won't be used to it when he grows up or simply won't let him on the dog chain, and he won't be able to slip away! How to slip this thing is just according to your own schedule, and it's perfectly fine to slip twice a week. As for who will go with whom, I can't say this.

I'm going to let it go with me anyway!

First of all, you have to buy a rope (a stronger one) and if you are going to slip it during the day, you must hold it. Our Tibetan mastiff usually slips away at night, and it will run with us by itself, and if it is following the director, it will not walk around. But the 3-month-old heart is not very mature, so it is better to tie the rope just in case.

It is best for people in the Central Plains not to raise Tibetan mastiffs in captivity, it is a mythical beast of the snowy plateau! It's our Chinese mythical beast! Captive-bred ones will lose their original wildness!

Now there are no more purebreds in our country! You can buy other famous dogs! The world's most famous dogs are all crossbred by him!

It was a matter of the Yuan Dynasty! Now that you have it, you should slip it every morning and evening, don't tie it!

Or tie it up with a rope and then take it out to slip, don't loosen the rope, although it won't bite for the time being, but it will frighten people like that.

He doesn't go with you now because he is not familiar with you yet, you can take him for a walk, now you don't need to tie it for three months, you can take it with you when you have time, he is still very well-behaved.

Find a rope, don't slip, just let it play on its own.

Of course, if you have the energy, you can do it.

Be sure to pay attention to safety, when the Tibetan mastiff in my house was just four months old, there were signs of biting.

Kid has a kind, be careful not to provoke it in anything.

People love the Tibetan mastiff only because it has a kingly temperament. Loyalty to its owner, as well as its character that is never timid.

For example, the Caucasus is also a notoriously vicious dog, and it is naturally afraid of other dogs when they are bitten. This greatly reduces its odds of winning.

The Tibetan mastiff is the second generation of evolved dogs, born wild, if man is from ape-ape-gradually formed cave man-contemporary man, then the Tibetan mastiff is directly the evolution of ape to man. It is gradually being deified with the help of dog dealers in our country.

The bit's bite force is undeniable, and it also has a tough and pain-free sensory nerve** plus well-developed muscle groups to resist bites. It is a natural fighting dog. But your understanding of fighting dogs is also too one-sided.

These are just pedigrees. No matter what kind of dog it is, acquired nutrition, and training are also very important.

The people downstairs in my house raised a German pastor, which is said to be a famous family, with a pedigree certificate, after being hit by a car and breaking one eye. One is kept in a basement where there is no light, used for breeding, and is not fed or allowed to move. I won't tell you the miserable situation, to exaggerate, pulling a Chihuahua may be able to bite it away.

If you give it to me, it is used to breed and make money, and the cost of raising a Tibetan mastiff is not a joke, at least let it feed itself first.

When you fight, others ask people to fight with you, and you take hundreds of Tibetan mastiffs and bite them.