Who is more powerful, Tibetan Mastiff or wolf?

Tibetan Mastiff is a great deterrent to wolves. In the early days, Tibetan Mastiff was mainly used to protect sheep. In order to exercise the Tibetan Mastiff's muscles and bones, the traditional practice of Tibetan people was to whip the Tibetan Mastiff with a whip to exercise its wild nature. The adult wild Tibetan Mastiff has a very strong ability to protect the sheep, and wandering wolves will never dare to approach easily. In the current environment, if it is a one-on-one fight, the wild purebred Tibetan Mastiff may be stronger, but if it is faced with a pack of wolves, the Tibetan Mastiff has little chance of winning. This is because wolves are animals with team spirit, and an angry pack will Wolves fear nothing and can keep Bengal tigers at bay. But even in the face of wolves, Tibetan Mastiffs are not afraid and will usually fight to the death to maintain their dignity.

Tibetan Mastiff’s living habits

1. Sleep:

Generally speaking, Tibetan Mastiffs do not have a fixed sleeping time and can take a nap anytime and anywhere. nap. When sleeping, I prefer to bury my mouth in my lower limbs and then lie on my side, so that I can observe the surrounding situation at any time and protect my nose.

2. Diet:

If you observe carefully, you will find that Tibetan Mastiffs are quite impatient when eating, and it is common for them to wolf down food. It is also very common for similar animals to compete fiercely for food. Moreover, Tibetan Mastiffs do not drink more water in summer and less water in winter like humans. They tend to drink more water in colder weather. The reason is that they want to ensure the normal metabolism of the entire body.

3. Defecation:

When Tibetan Mastiffs defecate, their hind legs often become curved. Normal adult mastiff feces are shiny. It is generally yellow in color and has no peculiar smell. Female mastiffs usually squat down when urinating, but male mastiffs will raise their legs. It is worth noting that if the Tibetan Mastiff is found urinating anywhere, it is likely to mean that they are sick.

4. Exercise:

Tibetan Mastiff is an animal that likes to exercise, so if possible, try to take him for a walk and let them run and walk freely in the spacious outdoors. The little Tibetan Mastiff cannot be ignored. In order to ensure its amount of exercise, let it chase happily with its companions on the open grass as much as possible, because this can promote the development of bones.

5. Molting:

Tibetan Mastiffs are very sensitive to seasonal changes, and the time of moulting changes with the seasons in a timely and accurate manner. The winter moulting time starts from May every year. It took 5 weeks to completely replace it to adapt to the hot summer. The long winter hair is from September to December every year to adapt to the cold winter.