Dogs 101 - TIBETAN TERRIER - Top Dog Facts About the TIBETAN TERRIER
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Dogs 101 - TIBETAN TERRIER - Top Dog Facts About the TIBETAN TERRIER
The Tibetan Terrier is a medium-sized breed of dogs that originated in Tibet. These dogs are not a member of the terrier group, and were given the name because of their similarity in size and appearance to some dogs of the terrier family. As in the case with most ancient breeds, its origins are difficult to trace, but it is believed that these dogs were around in Tibetan Lamaist monasteries at least 2000 years ago. The Tibetan Terrier was primarily bred as a family companion, occasionally used as a watchdog or a herding dog, or even to retrieve objects that fell down mountain sides. It was also believed to be a good-luck charm by many, making mistreatment or sale of these dogs a particularly frowned upon activity. Incidentally, it was this role as a gift that helped the breed travel beyond the isolated Tibetan valleys for the first time. An English physician based in India got interested in the breed after receiving a puppy in appreciation for a successful operation in the early 1920s, and also brought it to England for the first time. The breed was first recognized in India, reaching dog shows in England in the 1930s, and in the US in the 1950s.
Time for some Ruff Trivia:
- Just like the Tibetan Terrier, two other breeds of Tibetan origin are part of the Non-Sporting Group according to AKC classification. Which of these is NOT one of those?
o A: Tibetan Spaniel
o B: Lhasa Apso
o C: Tibetan Mastiff
What do you think, give it your best guess in the comments below before we get to the answer! Hang on tight and we’ll get back to this Ruff Trivia Question toward the end of the video.
The height range for the adult Tibetan Terrier is 15 to 16 inches and weight range is 20 to 24 pounds. A fully-grown Tibetan Terrier resembles a miniaturized Old English Sheepdog. It is a powerfully built and square-proportioned dog, with large, flat and round feet that produce a snowshoe effect for traction on difficult terrain. The combination of soft, woolly undercoat and profuse, fine long outer coat provide protection from the harsh Tibetan climate. A fall of hair covers the eyes and face. The well-feathered tail curls up and falls forward over the back. The pendant ears fall not too close to the head and are heavily feathered; eyes are large and set fairly wide apart. All coat colors are permissible, except liver and chocolate.
Grooming:The Tibetan Terrier is not a heavy shedder, and requires brushing once or twice a week to keep it clean and to prevent matting. The hair can grow quite long, and requires occasional trimming. Brushing of teeth, trimming of nails and cleaning of ears has to be regular.
Temperament:The Tibetan Terrier is known for its companionable nature, and is often called human-like in its personality. Affectionate with its family members and gentle with children, it can be reserved around strangers. Most Tibetan Terriers are known to be very sensitive of their owners’ moods. The breed makes for a good watchdog.
Training:The Tibetan Terrier is a clever and somewhat mischievous animal that needs early obedience training. It does well in a variety of competitions like agility trials, and flyball, tracking and herding events. Although an active breed, its exercise needs can be met with a moderately long walk on leash or a somewhat vigorous game in the yard.
Health:Life expectancy for the Tibetan Terrier is 12 to 15 years. The breed is particularly prone to eye and joint related disorders, including cataracts, progressive retinal atrophy, lens luxation, patellar luxation and hip dysplasia.
Prized as a companion for centuries, the Tibetan Terrier is a loving, sensitive and loyal animal. It can easily adapt to the living conditions of its master, but requires an owner with some experience to keep its mischief within control.
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Adopted a 2 year old Tibetan terrier a few years ago, he was a purebred show dog but unfortunately his previous owners abused him with things like spike collars. It hasn’t been the easiest dog to train after all of the mistreatment he’s been through, but I love that little ball of fluff!
The smartest most wonderful dog we ever had. Lived to 18yrs old.
Omg really😧
I hope when I get a Tibetan terrier some day he or she will live that long 🥰
I thought they only could live 15 years 🤔
Your dog must have gotten a lot of love 🥰🥰🥰
I have a Tibetan Terrier. This video discribes her perfectly. I keep her hair a bit shorter so she doesn't get things stuck in or on it. Never need a leash because she just goes where ever I go. I love her
Hi, my dog was pass away last November 2019. He is a mix terrier with Tibetan dog. I'm feel very sad and depressed because he was my only companion. He is a rescue from my building on 2017 and he was very sick. Then when he live with me take glaucoma and lost his 2 eyes. The veterinary ask me if I put asleep and I tell NOT, first put myself. Then dysplasia condition and the pain day by day never can walking well. One day I travel to Florida and the next day Nube jump from my apartment, floor 11th, and died. I never understand this action from Nube because I'm travel for more 10 years, from my work and the last 3 years ago and he didn't go to my balcony. Never, never I'm understood this action but I can't do nothing to alive him. I cremated his body and hits near Tommy bed with his pictures. I never forgotten my Nube Tibetan mix. I loved for all my life.
My TT Dove was one of the best dogs we had. She was so smart but goofy! Her facial expression were hilarious. She would even goose you if you laughed at her. We were so heart broken when our lovey-dovey died suddenly at the age of five. We still miss her so much.
My boy was perfection. I lost him five years ago, now about ready for another. Wonderful, fabulous dogs in every way.
I had to put my tibetan terriër asleep almost 1 year ago, i miss her so much😔
😔😔😔 Why?
Thought we had a Lhasa till he grew up. Nope, we had one of these. These is one great dog. Despite his size this is the alpha dog.
Também achava que tinha um lhasa ate ele crescer😂😂😂
Our Tibetan Terrier Gabriel was a wonderful dog in every way, suddenly died at age 10 from lymphoma and we forever miss him. Today we have a 2yr old Tibbie named Brighton and he's a treasure, perpetual toddler full of mischief yet totally loving and a happy guy. So easy to love Mr B. TTs are companion dogs and need their families at home; they are not happy to be alone all day!
Nikki Johnson Can I ask where you’ve gotten your terriers from? I have been searching for breeders in the northeast and come up short. Thank you!
@@Dianna-Hopkins Domani Tibetan Terriers in Mason Neck, VA is a trusted, loving Tibetan Terrier breeder. www.domani-tibetan-terriers.com/
Lori Toth is a wise and conscientious breeder, personally caring for every dog to prepare for loving homes. When she visits us (to socialize puppies), our dogs are always so very happy to see her and vice versa! We cannot say enough good about Lori and her intent to produce fine Tibetan Terriers. Our Brighton quickly earned his championship and appeared at Westminster Dog Show in 2018. He's been a perfect fit for us -- thanks to Lori's matching of pet and human personalities. TTs are not for everyone, but we think they are just great.
Thank you so much for posting the link to this breeder. Wonderful recommendation and her location really works for us.
God I love them. I have one that is 11.
Ours is 11 as well ❤️
This is an underrated youtube channel. You guys will be popular one day!!
I LOVE my tibetan terrier! 😍😍😍😍 3:19' He has a health issue...He has a severe food allergie. He can eat only Royal Canin Anallergenic food and boiled zucchinis. He loves zucchinis!😊
My former Tibetan Terrier was woke to the max. He would chew up everybodies shoes. Like he knew god damn well what he was actually doing in reality. 😂😂
My baby! My profile pic is my Tibetan terrier, my pride and joy.
😍😍😍 love these dogs
Proud owner of one! Such a great dog. Oh and for grooming? 3-4 times a week, at least..Stubborn? Oh yeah. Kind? Hell yeah! Does he listen to me? Even when he needs to lol.
Does he follow me? All over the place. I even don't need a leash on him, he'll follow me and stops when I stop. BUT he sure love hunting mouses/Rats...
Haha mine acted exactly the same but would also bark at everyone and I mean everyone and everything, and that constantly.
The best
Does thease dogs bark a lot? Me land my family are thinking about buying a Tibetan terrier mixed with a CockaPoo, is that a good mix?
3:14 is a soft-coated wheaten terrier.
I like to add, that there is no evidence of monasteries in Tibet, as far back as 2000 years. Buddhism was introduced to Tibet around around the 700 century.
My tibby died at the age of 11 because of a nipple tumor. She had metastases to the lungs and liver. :(
😢
I miss my boy too. Sadly he passed early
Love my dog looking foe a girl one now
I personally think the long hair looks so bad, but I also think dog shows are dumb too. I Cut my Tibetans hair short-medium length and he seems so much happier now that he can see!!!
'only need grooming once or twice a week' ....right.... the rest of the video was great though
Yes, but they're totally worth it.
I have to groom mine daily before the matts get out of contol
tibetan mastiff
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Make a video on american pitbull terrier like guys if you agree