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The roots of the Tibetan Mastiff are so ancient and mysterious, it's believed by many to be the original Mastiff breed that eventually spawned various Mastiffs across Europe and Western Asia. Reaching at least 24 inches high at the shoulder and weighing between 70 and 150 pounds, the Tibetan Mastiff is an intimidating giant from any angle. As huge and strong as they are, these dogs devote themselves to family members and display a calm temperament. Because of their size, these dogs are best for adults and experienced dog owners.
Temperament
Intelligent, stubborn, protective
Breed Fast Facts
75 - 160 lbs
Very Large
High
Low
Low
10 to 14 years
Responsible Breeders
Every breeder on Mawoo Pets is assessed for health, safety, and socialization standards.
We use a robust filtering process to eliminate any puppy mills.
Love to dine out with your dog? Missouri is the place to be! Thanks to the friendly restaurateurs of the Show-Me State, you and your doggy are welcome to enjoy the outdoor seating sections of multiple cafés, wineries, delis, burger joints and doughnut shops. Pups can run, play and swim at the Garth Nature Area in Columbia, or socialize and get some fresh air at off-leash dog parks across the state. Outdoorsy dogs and their families can also set up camp at St. Louis West Historic Route 66 KOA, The Family Campground on Buren River, Mark Twain Cave Campground and many other idyllic natural landscapes throughout Missouri.
Missouri’s favourite dog breed is the Rottweiler.
Missouri’s Jim the Wonder Dog was famous in the 1920s for his apparent psychic powers and keen intellect.
Old Drum is Missouri’s official Historical Dog, having been the subject of a moving speech, “Eulogy of the Dog,” in 1870.
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