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Available Tibetan Mastiffs Needing Rehoming | Adopt A TM

This page displays T Mastiffs who are not in need of immediate rescue but are looking for a new home from their existing owner, caregiver, or breeder. Additional information regarding these dogs should be received from the poster; this website will not supply this information.

Reasons Why Tibetan Mastiff Adoption Occurs

Giving up your dog is never easy. However, when situations outside your control force you to give up your pet, you may be compelled to do so.

Rehoming a dog may occur whenever a dog owner just found out that he/she is allergic to the pet or might not be able to care for your dog any longer. Maybe they have run into financial difficulties that prevent them from keeping their dog and are on the verge of losing their homes. Whatever the reason, it is difficult to part with your faithful buddy.

Root Causes Of Dog Rehoming

Even though those are the most prevalent reasons reported, the root cause in most of those cases is that something hindered the formation of the crucial relationship between dog and human that gives the dog a loving home for the rest of his life. Thousands of dog owners move every day, bringing their dogs with them, looking for a new place to live that allows dogs, rearranging busy schedules to find time for their pups, and reprioritizing budgets to meet their dog-care needs.

Many individuals prefer to adopt a dog from a shelter. These dogs have been raised in a loving home, have been well-cared for, and are already well-trained. Just make sure you’re aware of what you’re getting yourself into. Obtain as much information as possible about the dog.

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