The Tibetan Mastiff is an ancient breed originating from Tibet. This giant, double coated breed was originally bred as a guardian to flocks, herds as well as monasteries and palaces. The Tibetan Mastiff is also known as do-khyi loosely translating into “home guard”, “door guard”, “dog which may be tied” and “dog which may be kept”. The Tibetan Mastiff is poorly named as it is not a mastiff at all. They are more closely derived from the mountain dog family. Ranging from 25-31 inches at the withers this giant dog usually weighs 140-180 lbs. Due to the long double coat, … Read More