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Tibetan Terrier Dog Breed Description, History, Grooming health problems and living conditions

Description: Here we see a dog square but well proportioned, of medium size. The leader of the Tibetan Terrier is medium in size. The teeth meet in a scissor bite or reverse scissors. The nose is black. This breed has big dark brown eyes, and they are fastened together. It was pending, V-shaped ears that hang close to the head. The Tibetan Terrier has a tail that is curled up on the back, and it is well feathered. Here we see the legs slightly higher than the front legs. This dog a double coat that has an undercoat soft and woolly a generous outer layer that is straight to wavy, thin and long. The coat can come in all colors and patterns. This dog is 14-17 inches tall and weighing 18 to 30 pounds. Life expectancy is 12-15 years.

History: The Tibetan Terrier is part of the former breed of dog. This breed has contributed to all other Tibetan breeds, like the Tibetan Spaniel, Shih Tzu, Lhasa Apso and. This race is not a true burrow. Tibetan monks had the dog about 2 thousand years ago and was considered a bearer of good luck. It was so special that Moines money would never change hands for these dogs, and they would be given as a gift. The fist few dogs left the country received as a gift to a lady called Dr. ARH Greig, who had worked for the services of the Women's Medical and presented by that of a grateful patient and the other came Dalai Lama to thank her for the work she had done. Mr. Greig continued in these two races and managed to take three steps back to his home in United Kingdom. This is where outside Tibet began reproducing. The original name was the Terrier Lhasa and in 1930 the Indian Kennel Club changed its name, the name we know today, the Tibetan Terrier. This first race came to America in 1956 by another doctor called Dr, H and Ms. Murphy of Virginia. They were then recognized for the breed with the AKC in 1973. This dog has talent in competitive obedience and agility and is a watchdog.

Temperament: The Tibetan Terrier is a fun loving dog with great stamina. This breed is very intelligent and brave, it is also dedicated to the owner. Like all dogs, this dog, you will need to be a good pack leader. This will stop the dog become stubborn and excessive barking. The barking is loud and you should train the dog to stop barking on command. This dog without good leadership, and the rules can become worthy of trust with children and can become very reserved with strangers. This breed needs a good physical and mental exercise everyday, give them a healthy balance in their lives. If the Tibetan Terrier has a good balance and the leadership he is the most wonderful companion and a great family member.

Issues Health: It's a race for good health in general and they suffer only the sensitivity to fleas, it is easy to overcome with flea treatment can be recommended by the veterinarian.

Grooming: The Tibetan Terrier requires much care and toiletries for the layer Nice review. Brushing every two days to untangle the hair, it needs to be done wet, and it is preferable to treat the hair with conditioner and water to help the brush. Bathing should be done weekly.

Living conditions: This dog is in an apartment if the require daily physical and mental exercise are met. The Tibetan Terrier requires only a small garden.

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