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Tibetan Terrier

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Description: The Tibetan Terrier is not really a terrier at all. They are appealing, shaggy little dogs who are devoted to their owners and to children. The Tibetan Terrier is persistent, resourceful, and likes to have a reminder of their humans around.

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Other Names: Dhokhi Apso

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Height: 14 - 16 inches
Tibetan Terrier Puppies Weight: 18 - 30 lbs.

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Colors: Any color or combination of colors.
Tibetan Terrier Puppies Coat: Soft, woolly undercoat; long, fine outer coat that can be straight or wavy.

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Temperament: The Tibetan Terrier is friendly, alert
Tibetan Terrier Puppies With Children: Yes, good with children if children do not pester them.
Tibetan Terrier Puppies With Pets: Yes, but needs to be socialized to cats at a young age.
Special Skills: Family Pet

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Watch-dog: Very High
Tibetan Terrier Puppies Guard-dog: Medium

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Care and Exercise: Special attention and regular grooming to the Tibetan Terrier heavy double coat is required. Use a metal comb to keep them free of tangles. Shedding is twice a year. Bathe with a mild shampoo or dry shampoo only when necessary. Clean ears, and trim around eyes. Daily regular exercise for the Tibetan Terrier is needed as a play session or a walk.
Tibetan Terrier Puppies Training: The Tibetan Terrier is easy to train but needs a calm, equal manner as they are sensitive to sounds and will react to the the tone of your voice.
Learning Rate: High, Obedience - Low, Problem Solving - Medium

Tibetan Terrier Puppies Activity: Indoor - High, Outdoor - Medium
Tibetan Terrier Puppies Living Environment: An apartment is adequate if sufficient exercise is given. The owner of a Tibetan Terrier should be a patient leader who desires an active, sensitive companion.

Health Issues: Hip dysplasia, eye diseases.

Life Span: 12 -15 Years
Litter Size: 5 - 8

Country of Origin: Tibet
History: Native to remote sections of the high Himalayas, the Tibetan Terrier is the result of more than 1000 years of natural adaptation to some of the harshest, most variable climate and geography in the world. Unknown until about 70 years ago, they are still somewhat of a rarity in the Western countries