How fierce can Tibetan mastiffs be?

Tibetan mastiff is not fierce, but an excellent fighting mastiff. Anyone who has ever had a fierce dog knows that Tibetan mastiff is really one of the best fighting dogs, even higher than many professional fighting dogs and hounds. However, although Tibetan mastiffs have a strong desire to fight, their fighting capacity in large dogs is not so high. Throughout the cross-dog race, Tibetan mastiff, as a frequent contestant, has hardly won the ranking. Because most Tibetan mastiffs don't have any fighting skills, they fight by their huge bodies and powerful explosive force. If you encounter larger and more explosive varieties such as Central Asia, Caucasus and Kano, the advantages will disappear. In addition, Tibetan mastiffs don't pick and choose where to fight. Unlike boutique dogs, terriers like to bite their noses and legs, so generally speaking, Tibetan mastiffs can't take advantage of large boutique dogs such as Mongolian boutique dogs or large terriers with rough skin, strong endurance and big physique. In addition, Tibetan mastiffs may not die because of their poor endurance, so it is very easy to let go and let the other side have a chance to fight back. In this way, there is only one input for Du Gao, Canary, laizhou red and other large dogs with strong physical strength.

10 years ago, Tibetan mastiffs were seriously mythologized by some people with malicious intentions. Bullshit such as one mastiff fighting three wolves and one-on-one fighting leopard bears can be blown out. Now it's almost back to normal from the altar (it's ridiculous that some irrational fans can still tell the difference between Tibetan mastiff and Tibetan dog). The full name of Tibetan Mastiff is Tibetan Mastiff, which has the same naming method as German Mastiff and Spanish Mastiff. All belong to mastiff. People don't distinguish German mastiff, German dog, Spanish mastiff and Spanish dog. How can they divide the western Tibetan mastiff and Tibetan dog into those people? ), so we still regard the Tibetan mastiff as a very good guard dog and watchdog, and don't continue to regard it as a god dog like the roaring dog (the prototype of the roaring dog is the Shaanxi fine dog), so as to understand why its fighting capacity is not as good as that of the dog dealer. Fighting dogs are fighting dogs, and hunting dogs are hunting dogs. They are born with genes to deal with animals. They are synonymous with fighting dogs and hunting dogs. They are full of physical strength, energy and strong bite, while guard dogs and watchdog dogs are used to expel humans and pests in a short distance and have a lot of powerful explosive power.

But no matter how explosive a dog is, it is impossible for him to have the instant killing skills like a cat in the face of animals of the same size. Dogs fight by endurance. It is impossible for a big mastiff like Rottweiler to kill a dog 20 kilograms lighter than himself in a few minutes, not to mention a Tibetan mastiff whose biting power is far less than his own. The genes of Tibetan mastiffs make it almost impossible for them to beat fighting dogs and hounds of the same size. Once people are rational, the problem is simple.