Naming of Tibetan Mastiff: Tibetan Mastiff is also known as "Tibetan Mastiff", "Mastiff Dog", "Fan Dog", etc., and abroad it is called "China's Mastiff". There have always been many written records about Tibetan Mastiff: "Mastiff" is a kind of dog with a large body, long tail, short limbs, tawny hair, ferocious and good at fighting, and can be used as a hunting dog. "Erya. Shihu" says: "A dog four feet tall is a mastiff." Fully explain the mastiff's height, body measurements, characteristics and personality uses. Why is it called a mastiff and not a dog? This is not only because it is tall, powerful and good at fighting, but also because it has the typical characteristics of standing upright and never bowing its head. Whether the Tibetan Mastiff is standing, walking, or lying on the ground, the first impression it gives people is its powerful, head-high, arrogant, and arrogant appearance and temperament. It is alert but ignores animals that do not invade its territory. It is this kind of arrogance The reason why the ancient Chinese character creators may have named the animal after "mastiff" was because it was derived from the "arrogance" of human beings by removing "human" and adding "dog", and its status was comparable to that of human beings. In addition, strictly speaking from a biological point of view, mastiffs are also a species and are obviously different from dogs (that is, there is only one breeding cycle per year).

Origin of Tibetan Mastiff: Mastiff, a dog three feet tall is a mastiff! Tibet, Tibet.