It is said that Tibetan Mastiffs are dangerous pets, so in order to establish a relationship with Tibetan Mastiffs, we must start cultivating and training them from an early age, because Tibetan Mastiffs are very loyal.

Tibetan Mastiff

In the morning when you are hungry, you can call it over and stay some distance away from it. If it comes closer to you, you can feed it a small amount of sausage or cooked meat. For delicious food, it will quickly learn the command "come" and will also develop a good impression of you.

Feed it by yourself every day, comb its body hair, stroke it, and talk to it, so that it will soon start to trust you. It loves to have its belly stroked, because female dogs will do it when it is young. Licking its belly helps it defecate and digest. It will regard this behavior as an expression of care for it.

Cultivating attachment is even simpler. At night, take it to an unfamiliar environment, put it down and walk quickly, letting it chase you and follow you. (At night, the Tibetan Mastiff will feel uneasy when it is underage, and it will find a person or object to accompany it that can make it feel safe. This is why the Tibetan Mastiff loves to bark when it is alone at night. After a few times of such training, it will Will have a strong attachment to you.

After the above training, you will get a Tibetan Mastiff or Chow Chow that is completely yours

Every day after waking up and eating, it is the dangerous period for pooping and urinating. When you see it with its nose on the ground and sniffing around, it is a sign that it needs to poop. You can lock it in the bathroom or balcony and wait until it has finished pooping. Come out and pat its back gently with your hands to express encouragement. After a few times, it will go to the bathroom or balcony to poop again. It's easy to handle if it's dirty. Just take it outside for a walk in the morning, noon and evening every day after it eats, and let it get rid of it outdoors. Generally, it will develop a habit in about a week, hold it in, and wait until it's outdoors before pooping. Don't spank Tibetan Mastiffs. , it itself accepts death, digs it, and then hits it, how can it still build trust? It is very simple, catch it on the spot (it will have no effect after that) reprimand it loudly, and use the belt to slap its front paws two or three times. Not too many, just two or three. The main purpose is not to scare it, but to scare it. Tie it again, tie it up, and leave without talking to it. In this way, the purpose of punishment can be achieved. But time must be mastered. If it is short, it will have no effect; if it is long, it will be counterproductive. It is best to tie it for 15 to 20 minutes. That is to say, let it have a long memory without making it despair or uneasy.

Tempt it with food, and your worries will be unnecessary. Military and police dog handlers, isn’t that one with a back pocket filled with beef jerky, ham sausage, and egg yolk? Especially for a fierce dog like the Tibetan Mastiff with strong self-awareness and poor obedience, you have to seduce it and let it know that good things will come if you follow you. , there is nothing left without you. Remember, your hands are used to touch it and reward it, not to teach it. If you want to raise a 'good' dog, the most taboo thing is for it to be afraid of its owner's hands. There is also a very effective way to exercise it and have sex with itInteract with each other and make it trust and attach to you.

Wear a sturdy hand towel when walking your dog in the morning (when his energy is at his most concentrated and physical). Pick up a handkerchief in the open space and wave it in front of its eyes. It will notice the hand towel and try to grab it. Don't let it bite you right away, tease it for a while before letting it bite. After biting it, play tug of war with it. The advantage of this is that you can interact with it and make it more and more attached to you, and you can also exercise its bite force, neck and shoulder muscles, and the grip strength of its limbs. But be sure to remember that you have to lose to it in the end to let it win. This will cultivate its fighting spirit and self-confidence. After training it like this for seven or eight months, you will find that it has become extremely confident and does not care about any dog ​​or person. And it won't let go once it bites. Its powerful neck is so powerful that it will pick up the thing it bites and throw it back and forth in the air until it breaks into pieces.