1. When buying a Tibetan Mastiff, don’t pick it up and look at it immediately. You should first quietly observe its actions and posture. Don't buy those who are as dejected as a lost dog.

2. Do not choose a Tibetan Mastiff that is too fat or has an overly big belly.

3. Do not buy Tibetan Mastiffs with knotted coats or hair loss.

4. Do not buy a Tibetan Mastiff with a dry or runny nose.

5. Tibetan Mastiffs with excessive whites, white or dirty eyeballs, and excessive eye secretions are not healthy.

6. Do not buy a Tibetan Mastiff that has a peculiar smell in the ear canal, has dandruff on the tip of the ear, or frequently flicks its ears.

7. Those with red gums and tongues are healthy. Do not buy Tibetan Mastiffs with bad breath.

8. Do not buy a Tibetan Mastiff with hard and thick skin.

9. Pay special attention to the lower part of the Tibetan Mastiff's tail. If there is a "yellow mark", it is a sign of recent diarrhea or dysentery. Do not buy this kind of Tibetan Mastiff.

10. Do not buy a Tibetan Mastiff if there are deformations in the skull, maxilla, mandible, and then along the cervical vertebrae toward the back corners of the spine and limb bones.

11. Do not buy a Tibetan Mastiff with cracked or hard footpads.

12. Don’t buy a Tibetan Mastiff that is startled.

The above are the things to pay attention to when purchasing a Tibetan Mastiff. Novice parents must pay attention to it. Purebred Tibetan Mastiffs are relatively expensive. It is best to find friends to recommend familiar and reliable channels to buy them. You should also do a good job in popularizing mastiffs before purchasing. Knowledge.