
Tibetan Mastiff
The Tibetan Mastiff originates from Tibet and was bred to guard Buddhist monasteries and herders against predators like wolves, snow leopards, and bears. They are aloof with strangers but are reliable and affectionate with their owners. After proper socialization, they are said to be protectors of children and other animals. Their most striking features include a thick double coat, resembling a lion's mane, and an imposing regal look. Although huge, they show gentleness toward loved ones, being thus both formidable defenders and loyal companions

