The ancient Tibetan Mastiff is the supreme guardian dog. These densely coated giants are sweetly devoted to family but aloof and territorial with strangers.

The Tibetan Mastiff, one of the world's oldest and strongest breeds, was used to protect homes in the Himalayan region. They have a strong physique, and their bite can exert a whopping 550 pounds of pressure.

The cost of a Tibetan Mastiff puppy from a reputable breeder can range from $1,500 to $6,000, but this can vary greatly depending on the dog's traits and quality.

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Biggest Tibetan Mastiff in the World - YUSHU, Tibet: It weighs up to 250 pounds.

Because of its weather-resistant coat, the Tibetan Mastiff can live comfortably in both warm and cold climates. A hot and humid climate, on the other hand, is not suitable for the dog. It prefers to live indoors with its family and is regarded as a peaceful house pet.

A male Tibetan Mastiff should weigh between 90 and 150 pounds, according to the American Kennel Club Official Breed Standards2. A female Tibetan Mastiff, on the other hand, should weigh between 70 and 120 pounds at maturity. In terms of height, male Tibetan Mastiffs stand between 26 and 29 inches tall.

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Mastiffs are gentle companions and guardians who respond well to gentle training. Mastiffs are fiercely loyal to their families, and their natural fear of strangers necessitates early socialization and training.

An English Mastiff is the world's largest dog breed, both in height and weight! English Mastiffs stand between 27 and 35 inches tall and weigh between 200 and 230 pounds on average.

The Tibetan Mastiff originated from the Himalayan Mountain Regions of Tibet and are an ancient breed that dates back to 1100 B.C.

The Tibetan Mastiff requires a moderate level of exercise. Although they are not as active as many of the sporting breeds, they aren't coach potatoes either. Due to their high level of intelligence, monotony needs to be avoided.

8-14 yrs. Slow to mature, females 2-3 years, males at least 4 years.

There are some dry shampoos on the market that may be a better choice for simple touch-ups or when using water is not a good idea (after whelping, when extremely cold and there is a good possibility of your TM being in a draft when wet or still damp.

Your TM should be combed out with a metal comb to remove all mats before bathing, as once bathed, many of the mats will 'felt' and become much more difficult to remove.