Activities For Tibetan Mastiffs

It is no secret that virtually all dog breeds need some form of regular exercise. There are some breeds (mainly the larger breeds) that need longer exercise periods compared to others. Because the Tibetan Mastiff is a huge breed, this dog needs to be physically stimulated on a daily basis. However, this breed is quite assertive and won’t always listen to their owners. Hence, bringing the Tibetan Mastiff out for exercise might be a challenge, when they want to go off on their own. A good alternative to your usual walk or run, one that does not involve leaving your house, is through the use of a treadmill. 

While the Tibetan Mastiff possesses a lot of wonderful and positive qualities, there are a few drawbacks to owning this breed. One of the most prominent is that this dog is quite stubborn, which can be problematic as they grow older. If you have a Tibetan Mastiff puppy, a great way to thwart any unwanted behavior or prevent the onset of negative actions is through puppy kindergarten class. This is for dogs six months of age and below and involves bringing together a group of puppies in order to learn some basic skills such as obedience, socialization, etc. More importantly, as a dog owner, you get the opportunity to ask and talk about certain issues that are concerning to you. These classes may range from cheap to moderate but the results will be worth it. 

It is no secret that there is a need for supplies of human blood, which is why blood drives and blood donations are held often every year. However, not a lot realize that pet blood is just as important. There are plenty of pets that are in need of blood transfusions when undergoing surgery or suffering from injuries or certain diseases. Veterinary blood banks are scattered all across the country and are always willing to accept doggy blood donors. A healthy and fully grown Tibetan Mastiff will be able to donate a good amount of blood that can be used to help other pets.