There are many Tibetan Mastiffs sold in the market. How to tell whether a Tibetan Mastiff is pure or not?

First, check the overall appearance of the Tibetan Mastiff. It is large and strong, with a flat back, broad chest, and strong limbs. The front legs are straight and slightly tilted inward when upright. The muscles of the hind legs are especially developed. He looks very majestic and energetic, not lazy at all.

Examine the Tibetan Mastiff’s head and face. Purebred Tibetan Mastiffs basically have large heads and wide foreheads, the front part of the head is somewhat protruding, the occipital bone is slightly downward sloping, and the outline of the forehead and occipital bone is very obvious. Most Tibetan Mastiffs have hanging eyes and triangular eyes (you cannot tell whether they are purebred by looking at their eyes alone) ), its eyes are unevenly brown, its ears are triangular, relatively thick and droopy, the bridge of the nose is strong and relatively short, the mouth muscles are very thick, the lower lip is somewhat everted, and its teeth are white and neat.

Check the Tibetan Mastiff’s back and chest. The purebred Tibetan Mastiff has a thick and muscular neck, loose and thick fur, a straight back, a relatively broad chest, a slightly droopy chest, almost at the elbows of the legs, a thin but very powerful waist, and a slightly contracted abdomen.

Check the Tibetan Mastiff’s limbs and tail. The limbs are thick but short, the front legs are straight, the hind legs are very muscular, the soles of the feet are relatively wide and symmetrical, the tail hair is thick, long and dense, rolled up on the back, and the shape is a bit like a blooming chrysanthemum or a hair duster. .

Finally, check the behavior of the Tibetan Mastiff. Listening to the Tibetan Mastiff's cry, the sound of the purebred Tibetan Mastiff is generally deep and rough, a bit like thunder; looking at the Tibetan Mastiff's actions, the purebred Tibetan Mastiff walks very steadily, and has a bit of a tiger's flavor when walking slowly. It rises quickly and flexibly. The biggest difference between purebred Tibetan Mastiffs and impure ones is the alertness and ferocious nature of the two. If it is a purebred Tibetan Mastiff, it will usually become very bold in two or three months, and as long as there is a little noise, it will When it arrives, it will immediately turn around and stare in the direction of the sound. Many impure breeds are not very good at moving their entire bodies and just turn their heads to look.