Can you keep Tibetan mastiffs in the community?

In principle, it can be retained. You have to ensure that it does not disturb people and can completely control it from biting people, but it is basically impossible, so try not to keep Tibetan mastiffs in the community.

Common warning behaviors in purebred tibetan mastiff

Tibetan mastiff is a fierce dog, so you must know its habits. Tibetan mastiffs have a strong sense of site protection. Once a stranger enters its site, it will make a "beep" sound, which is very loud and will tremble. And staring directly at strangers, it will pounce, and some will beat on the ground with its front legs. At this time, people should leave as soon as possible, which will easily scare people around them and be reported.

Generally speaking, purebred tibetan mastiff doesn't bite easily. Now, many unscrupulous traders cross purebred tibetan mastiff with other dogs for profit. This impure "Tibetan mastiff" will be unstable because of genetic changes, and there will be biting events.

Tibetan mastiffs sometimes bite people to protect the site and the owner's property, and also to protect the puppies born by their mothers. Because Tibetan mastiff is very explosive in an instant, once a person is bitten, it will never let go until it feels that human beings will not pose a threat to it.

How to raise Tibetan mastiff without hurting people?

Most people keep Tibetan mastiffs to protect their homes. If you live in an urban area, there is enough space around you to support it, such as villas and factories. The best way to breed is to tie the neck with a 3-meter-long chain, which is 2 meters away from the range of human activities; Another way is to keep it in an iron cage. There is this kind of Tibetan mastiff in private venues, so it is best to set up a small sign and slogan. In case you visit someone with a Tibetan mastiff, you'd better contact the owner first. Breeding in the living area is definitely not possible, because the space is small and there are many residents.