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Tibetan Mastiffs frequently bark when they’re stressed, bored, or upset. Despite being clever, they dislike spending too much time apart from their owners. Luckily, you can reduce their barking through proper training, care, and a consistent routine. If you’re considering purchasing a T Mastiff, or if you own one, read this article to discover more …
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Dogs are like children. They need much attention, love, and care from their parents. At times, they would even be in a bad mood when things don’t get according to how they wanted them to be. But at the end of the day, they will love their parents unconditionally and protect them from any harm. …
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For many dog lovers, crate training has long been a source of debate and an extremely sensitive topic. The thought of confining a dog or puppy in a “cage” appears harsh and ineffective. In reality, using a crate as a place of punishment or perhaps a long-term parking spot for your puppy is harsh, but …
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Tibetan Mastiff Puppies After 6 Months of Age With your TM puppy, you’re about to begin a new developmental stage that’s similar to a human child’s early adolescent years. Many of the aspects of the TM character, especially the guardian instinct, are beginning to turn up a notch or two, and most of you may …
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Breeders who agree to observe the Code of Ethics should be aware that if TMINFO discovers that these principles have not been followed, we may withdraw your stamp of excellence and, in some situations, bar you from advertisement or presence on our site in the future. PRINCIPALS: Adopt The Tibetan Mastiff National Breed Club Standards …
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Getting A Dog From A Rescue Center Thousands of dogs are slaughtered every day at animal shelters throughout the world. They suffer in misery, as the commercialization of pets takes away their ideal place next to loving owners. So, why buy a dog when you can adopt one from a shelter? When you rescue a …
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