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	Tibetan Mastiff Information, Tibetan Mastiffs
		The Tibetan Mastiff is usually fl, sometimes with gold or tan markings, though he may also come in chocolate, blue and tan, sable, gold, cream, or red, with or without tan markings.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is an outstanding sheepdog and is ferocious against wolves or leopards that try to approach its flock.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is descended from the famous Tibetan dogs that were the source of the majority of Molossuses and Mastiffs throughout the world.
	www.dogbreedinfo.com /tibetanmastiff.htm (1181 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff Fence Safety Tibetan Mastiff Info .com
		Making the challenging decision to become a Tibetan Mastiff owner also means that you accept the obligation to safeguard the health and welfare of your pet and the pets in your area.
		A Tibetan Mastiff running free may easily be struck by a car, attacked by a roaming dog or other animal or become lost.
		Teaching your Tibetan Mastiff puppy to walk on leash early in his life is one way to help ensure that he remains safely by your side.
	www.tibetanmastiffinfo.com /articles/Fencing-Tibetan-Mastiff-Info.shtml (1134 words)

	Tibetan Mastiffs: What's Good About 'Em? What's Bad About 'Em?
		Despite his bulk, the Tibetan Mastiff is remarkably agile, skilled at climbing and jumping, and requires a six-foot-high fence.
		Tibetan Mastiffs were bred to keep strange animals away from "their" flock and property.
		Tibetan Mastiffs are guardian dogs and they are often too quick to sound the alarm at every new sight and sound.
	www.yourpurebredpuppy.com /reviews/tibetanmastiffs.html (1169 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff breed
		The Tibetan Mastiff keeps its double coat all year, with no shedding until Spring/Summer (depending on climate).Tibetan Mastiffs are generally considered to be hypoallergenic, which makes them an excellent candidate for those with allergies.
		Tibetan Mastiffs are highly intelligent, and have an exceptional memory but they also can be very stubborn too.
		Tibetan Mastiffs are aloof with strangers, but once introduced to someone, they will rarely forget that person.
	tibetanskmastiff.com /english/breed.htm (238 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff Breed Information and Pictures - Dooziedog.com
		Tibetan Mastiffs have natural guarding instincts and are very protective of their family and property.
		Tibetan Mastiffs need an average amount of exercise and enjoy long walks in the country or woods, however they are not so fond of playing games with a ball or similar toys.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is an unusual member of the Mastiff family as they have longish coats and carry their tails over their backs.
	www.dooziedog.com /dog_breeds/tibetan_mastiff (447 words)

	Molosserworld's Tibetan Mastiff Page
		The Tibetan Mastiff primary task was to defend and guard the livestock, the village and the caravans from predators, bandits and hostile tribes.
		The first imports of Tibetan Mastiffs to the western countries was as early as in the late 1800's and a British standard for the breed was written in the 1930's.
		The coat of the Tibetan Mastiff is thick and of medium lenght, and they keep their double coat all year, shedding in usally takes place in the spring and when this is taking place they require heavy brushing.
	www.moloss.com /001/breed/def/d007 (1127 words)

	American Tibetan Mastiff Association-Photos, Breeder List, Puppies
		The history of the Tibetan Mastiff - the large guardian dog of Tibet - is hidden in the mists of legend, along with the people of the high Himalayan Mountains and the plains of Central Asia.
		During these centuries, it is believed that the Tibetan Mastiff remained isolated in the mountain valleys of the Himalayas to develop into the magnificent animal so highly prized by the people of Tibet.
		Traveling with the caravans of the Tibetan sheepherders and traders, the dogs are expected to defend the herds and tents of their masters against predators such as wolves and snow leopards.
	www.tibetanmastiff.org /HTMLfiles/Breedfacts/briefhistory.htm (821 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff Puppy to Young Adult Tibetan Mastiff Info .com
		The first two years of your Tibetan Mastiff's life will be an adventure for both of you because the TM is not an "easy" or inherently cooperative breed.
		This is especially important at the veterinarian's office where those unfamiliar with the Tibetan Mastiff character may make him so uneasy as a puppy that it will be difficult to get him in the front door of the office later.
		The Tibetan Mastiff puppy is very mischievous and can cause quite a lot of damage in your home if left unsupervised or uncrated.
	www.tibetanmastiffinfo.com /tm/Pup-Adult-Tibetan-Mastiff-Info.shtml (3062 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff - Canada's Guide to Dogs
		The ancient breed of Tibetan Mastiffs (also known as Do Khyi and commonly referred to as TM) gained fame for their legendary fierceness as the outside guardians of Tibetan monasteries while Tibetan Spaniels acted as lookouts, lying on the high monestary walls and barking to warn the monks and Mastiffs when anything approached.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is generally a healthy and hardy breed, living an average of ten or more years.
		Tibetan Mastiff Breeders Response Network — Dedicated to the education of the Tibetan Mastiff breed.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /tibetanmastiff.htm (1233 words)

	Song Hill Alpaca Farm \| Tibetan Mastiff's (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tibetan Mastiffs mature slowly, with females reaching maturity between three and four years, and males between four to five years of age.
		Because centuries of being bred for guarding flocks and homesteads, the Tibetan Mastiff does tend to be a 'night barker', and this may be a consideration depending on where you live (close neighbors), and whether or not your Tibetan Mastiff will sleep outdoors or indoors at night.
		It should be stressed that the Tibetan Mastiff is a strong-willed breed, and proper socialization with people and other animals, and training, will help both dog and owner enjoy their life together to the fullest.
	www.songhillalpacas.com /mastiff.htm (521 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff: Tibetan Mastiffs Breeders, Tibetan Mastiff Standard, Tibetan Mastiff pictures, Tibetan Mastiff Clubs, ...
		The Tibetan Mastiff is the largest of the Oriental breeds as well as one of the most beautiful.
		By this natural selection, the Tibetan Mastiff escaped many of the genetic problems prevalent in man-made and man-molded working breeds of today and is little changed from the Tibetan Mastiff of ancient times.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is eligible to be shown in breed competition in Rare Breed Shows throughout the U.S. and are often invited to AKC matches and shows for exhibition.
	www.rarebreed.com /breeds/tibetan/tib_mastiff_history.html (538 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff
		This mastiff is the direct descendent of the ancient Greater Tibetan Mastiff.
		Many modern-day mastiffs are descended from this breed, which can be found on the steppes and in the foothills of the Himalayas guarding flocks and villages alike with great ferocity.
		In fact, the Tibetan Mastiff used to be so big that Marco Polo claimed the dog was «as big as a donkey!».
	www.furrycritter.com /resources/dogs/Tibetan_Mastiff.htm (321 words)

	MCOA Mastiff Breed FAQ
		A Mastiff is a giant breed of dog, descended from the ancient Alaunt and Molosser.
		The proper noun 'Mastiff', however, is used to refer to a specific breed of mastiff, the breed that originated in England over 2,000 years ago.
		Mastiffs (also frequently referred to as English Mastiffs, or incorrectly, as Old English Mastiffs (OEM's)) are generally very large dogs; fawn, apricot or brindle in color; all with a fl mask and ears; possessing a medium to short coat with very little white.
	www.mastiff.org /faq/index.html (762 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff Information
		The Tibetan Mastiff is believed to be the oldest of the mastiff breeds from which all other mastiff types descended.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is a large dog, with females ranging from 80-130 lbs and males ranging 90-140+ lbs.
		Tibetan Mastiffs are "night barkers." If the dog is to live outside, it will bark continuously through the night, warding off strangers that may harm the family.
	www.sidyboysfoolin.com /TibetanMastiff.html (810 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff puppies for sale, Tibetan Mastiff breed information
		The Tibetan Mastiff is a powerful, muscular dog with a sturdy bone structure.
		The Tibetan Mastiff has an average demand for exercise and will enjoy going with you for a walk in the woods, but it is not particularly enthusiastic about playing with a ball or anything like that.
		The Tibetan Mastiff has a tendency to wander; a six-foot fence, with an undiggable surface below, is the minimum requirement for safe confinement.
	www.europuppy.com /dog_breed_choosing/tibetan_mastiff_puppies.html (787 words)

	Choosing a Tibetan Mastiff - PetPlace.com
		Hailing from Tibet, the exact origins of the Tibetan mastiff are a mystery but many feel that this breed is from the same basic stock as other mastiffs and large working dogs and contributed to the development of many of today's mastiffs.
		The Tibetan mastiff was recognized by the American Kennel Club in 2005 as a member of the Miscellaneous class.
		The Tibetan mastiff is also prone to skin infections (pyoderma), epilepsy, hypothyroidism, allergies, atopic dermatitis, ear infections and vaginal hyperplasia.
	www.petplace.com /dogs/choosing-a-tibetan-mastiff/page1.aspx (840 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff
		Powerful with good bone, the Tibetan Mastiff is a strong, well-built dog with a fairly long, thick (double coat with undercoat) coat and a bushy tail which curls over the back.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is in general a healthy breed.
		The Tibetan Mastiff should have a broad, heavy and strong with a fairly broad muzzle that appears square when viewed from all sides.
	www.petplanet.co.uk /petplanet/breeds/Tibetan_Mastiff.htm (934 words)

	Kesang Camp Tibetan Mastiff \| Breeder \| Puppies for sale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Tibetan Mastiffs are extremely affectionate animal that loves to be loved by those to whom they owe their loyalty.
		Clearly, the Tibetans had set apart and classed their rough and smooth coated Tibetan Mastiffs "by their formidable size and function," i.e., capable of killing both man and beast in defense of their master's family and property.
		Although very rare, the “TRUE TIBETAN MASTIFF measuring two feet ten inches in height at the shoulder” (34 inches) is still out there and that is the breed standard we should be pursuing rather than lowering the standard to the point of idiocy (recently lowering the minimum height down from 24 to 23 inches).
	www.pets4you.com /pages/kesangcamp.html (1454 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff - Puppies for Sale - Breeder - Illinois
		For a large dog, Tibetan Mastiffs are generally quiet and unobtrusive in the house (except at the approach of strangers).
		The Tibetan Mastiff can be trained as a guard or for use in the Armed Services or police work and for the guarding of livestock.
		In addition to the miniature Do-Khyi Tibetan Mastiff’s, it is estimated that 50% of modern breeds are subvariants dscending from the pure breed Tsang-Khyi Tibetan mastiff.
	www.kesangcamp.com (457 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff at Animal Gifts Galore
		The Tibetan Mastiff is among the largest breeds.
		The Tibetan Mastiff is usually good with children in a family home.
		Tibetan Mastiff Original Watercolor 9 X 12 $16.00
	animalgiftsgalore.com /tibetan_mastiff.htm (563 words)

	Drakyi Tibetan Mastiffs-Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		DRAKYI Tibetan Mastiffs was founded in 1975 with breed associates Ray and Linda Larsen of Dragonquest TMs, later to be joined by me with my original Dokyi prefix.
		My goal in breeding the Tibetan Mastiff is to secure the historic MASTIFF "Tsang Khyi" type in the breed, and to see the breed regain its rightful ancestral place in the canine world.
		Foundational to most of the flock and working breeds, historically the Tibetan Mastiff should be a giant, powerful dog of sound structure and temperament, ideally suited for the same family, property and flock guarding duties as they were in Tibet.
	www.tibetanmastiff.com /intro.html (286 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff Breed Standard
		BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY : The Tibetan Mastiff (Do Khyi) is an ancient working breed of the nomad herders of the Himalaya and a traditional guardian of the Tibetan monasteries.
		One of the first known Tibetan Mastiffs to reach Western shores was a male sent to Queen Victoria by Lord Hardinge (then Viceroy of India) in 1847.
		An early recorded litter of Tibetan Mastiffs was born in 1898 in the Berlin Zoo.
	www.arba.org /TibetanMastiffBS.htm (762 words)

	American Tibetan Mastiff Association-Photos, Breeder List, Puppies
		Tibetan Mastiff Rescue, Inc., a Delaware corporation, was formed on January 2, 2003.
		All rescue efforts of ATMA have been transferred to Tibetan Mastiff Rescue, Inc. TM Rescue is a not-for-profit corporation and has received from the IRS a revenue ruling granting it status as a charitable organization, retroactive to January 2, 2003.
		In this section, you can see pictures and stories about Tibetan Mastiffs that are currently in rescue with TM Rescue, as well as rescue success stories of Tibetan Mastiffs that have come through rescue and been successfully and happily placed.
	www.tibetanmastiff.org /HTMLfiles/Rescue/TMrescue.htm (178 words)

	Never Yet Melted » Tibetan Mastiff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		No one keeps data on the number of Tibetan mastiffs in China, although it is widely agreed that purebred ranks are in decline.
		Tibetan mastiffs have awed animal lovers through the ages.
		Though Tibetan mastiffs are a relatively new breed in the U.S., they’re slated to receive full recognition from the American Kennel Club within a year, which means that the breed will be able to compete for titles in shows.
	neveryetmelted.com /?cat=385 (1206 words)

	What to feed a Tibetan Mastiff
		I am also providing you with information about which sources of vitamins and minerals are best for a Tibetan Mastiff because it has also been proven that different breeds will assimilate different sources of vitamins and minerals in different ways.
		There are over 170 different molecular forms of the mineral "calcium." The source of the mineral calcium that a Tibetan Mastiff can easily assimilate can be hard for a different breed to assimilate and thus that other breed can develop kidney stones on the best source of calcium for a Tibetan Mastiff.
		If you want to buy a commercial all-breed food to feed your Tibetan Mastiff, I suggest that you visit some of the web sites listed on my Tail-Wagging Links page or read the articles at this web site that tell you what is in commercial dog foods and how to read their labels.
	home.att.net /~wdcusick/TibetanMastiff.html (1537 words)

	Tibetan Mastiff Puppy - Tibetan Mastiff Dog Breed Information
		Coat: The Tibetan Mastiff is double coated, with long and thick guard hair that should be coarse to the touch.
		Activity: Tibetan Mastiffs should always have regular exercise, but it should be regulated as too much can cause problems with the joints due to his size.
		Ownership: If you are looking for Tibetan Mastiff puppies for sale from reputable Tibetan Mastiff breeders or to adopt a Tibetan Mastiff from a Tibetan Mastiff rescue then make sure you understand as much about the dog breeds you are interested in as you can.
	www.nextdaypets.com /directory/breeds/1100261 (485 words)

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