The best time to train a Tibetan Mastiff is when it is about 2-4 months old. At this stage, the young Tibetan Mastiff has not yet developed any bad habits and is relatively weak, which makes training less labor-intensive for breeders. At this time, teach the dog the minimum obedience training such as following, sitting down, etc. Only after it listens will it respond to the instructions given by the owner. When training, you must pay attention to the balance between work and rest, teach patiently, remember not to hit it, and focus on encouragement.

What should be paid attention to when training the Tibetan Mastiff:

1. Emotional cultivation: To train the Tibetan Mastiff, you should first establish a close relationship with the little Tibetan Mastiff. For example, the owner should often come to the little Tibetan Mastiff's house. Being around, gently stroking, patting on the head, tickling, etc., the little Tibetan Mastiff will feel very satisfied.

2. Combination of induction and mild coercion: The owner can carry the traction chain lightly and use a combination of induction and mild coercion to lead him step by step. When the little Tibetan Mastiff can follow its owner for a few steps, praise or reward it with a little food in time.

3. Calling training: After you can lead the Tibetan Mastiff at will, you can start calling training. For this purpose, you can lengthen the traction chain and call the Tibetan Mastiff to come to the owner along with the pulling. The little Tibetan Mastiff's initial behavior of coming to its owner may not be due to the owner's call, but due to the completion of the instinct of attachment to the owner. But as long as the little Tibetan Mastiff can come to the owner's side, it should be rewarded in time, such as gently touching and praising a few words, the little Tibetan Mastiff will feel flattered and frightened. By repeating this process, the Tibetan Mastiff will soon obey its owner's call.