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14 Tips For Raising And Training The Tibetan Mastiff

Published: Sep 13, 2019 · Modified: Jul 29, 2021 by Olena Prokopchuk · This post may contain affiliate links

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The Tibetan Mastiff has been next to a man for several millennia. This is one of the oldest tamed dogs, which is the progenitor of many famous breeds. But, despite their best characteristics, the character of Mastiff is not for everyone. Many nuances should be considered in raising them.

Lucky you to stumble upon this article because we're going to share with you 14 tips for raising and training a Tibetan Mastiff.

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#1 Raising a puppy should begin to deal with the first day of his appearance in the house.?
Tibetan Mastiff puppy lying on a hay
#2 It is necessary to teach the dog to trust a person, to make it clear that the owner is on a par with him.
A Tibetan Mastiff lying on the green grass while a woman is taking a picture of him
#3 You need to often pet the dog, play with her.??
a large Tibetan Mastiff lying in snow
#4 These dogs are not prone to excessive aggression.
two Tibetan Mastiff lying on the bed with a kid in between them
#5 From the seventh week, you need to take the puppy for a walk so that he learns the world.
Tibetan Mastiff puppy sitting on the floor while looking up with its begging face
#6 These dogs must be encouraged.
A kid hugging a large Tibetan Mastiff
#7 Rough screams and physical strength will not help you in training and raising this dog.
A large black Tibetan Mastiff
#8 If the dog often wags its tail, then the owner does everything right.
A large black Tibetan Mastiff walking on the pavement
#9 During training, actively use the intonation of your voice.
A large Tibetan Mastiff lying on its bed
#10 When training, you can not use either a leash or a collar as a means of influence.?
A Tibetan Mastiff puppy sitting on the green grass with a b-ball next to him
#11 On average, the duration of one lesson should be in the range of 15-40 minutes.
A large Tibetan Mastiff lying on the couch
#12 No need to repeat one command several times in a row.
Tibetan Mastiff puppy lying in the green grass
#13 Each lesson should end with a well-executed puppy team.
A Tibetan Mastiff sitting inside a wooden feature
#14 Do not work out several teams at once. Fix one skill first, then start practicing the next one.

A Tibetan Mastiff puppy lying on the floor with its adorable face

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