Tibetan Mastiffs only recognize one master throughout their lives. Tibetan Mastiff is a very loyal dog. Even if it changes to a new owner later and recognizes the new owner after a long period of running-in, it will not unconditionally obey the new owner's orders. If the Tibetan Mastiff thinks that other people are a threat to its owner, it will rush to subdue the enemy.

The loyalty of Tibetan Mastiffs is passed down in their genes. The IQ of Tibetan Mastiffs is not high, but after identifying an owner, they will protect the owner without hesitation in the face of danger, which is very touching.

How to make a Tibetan Mastiff recognize its owner?

1. Generally, Tibetan Mastiffs that have lived with their owners for a longer time have a better relationship with their owners. If you want to raise a Tibetan Mastiff, it is recommended to raise it from an early age. 2. You can treat the Tibetan Mastiff when it is young. It does some training. When training the Tibetan Mastiff, the owner must make clear rewards and punishments, and the training is a step-by-step process. If it's done well, praise it. Otherwise, punish it.

3. If someone feeds it frequently, it will like that person more. Therefore, if the owner often feeds it, the dog can quickly remember the owner.