Tibetan Hound (definite introduction)

The Sleeve Dog is what we call the Tibetan Hound. This dog is a Extraordinarily old variety. Their shapes are very similar to Pekingese dogs, but there are still certain differences. So where do the old sleeve dogs originate from? Let’s give some introduction to this kind of dog so that everyone can have a certain understanding of it.

The Tibetan Hound originated from Tibet, China in Pangu. It was once used as a monk or companion, but is currently only regarded as a companion dog. The lifespan of this dog can reach 13-14 years. The body weight range is 4-7 kg, and the height range is 24.5-25.5. Tibetan Hound, Tibet, China. The ancient breed originated in Tibet, China, and it is generally believed that it has appeared since the 7th century AD. It was raised by Tibetan lamas. Although called a hound, the Tibetan Hound has never participated in hunting.

It is said that this kind of dog is used for prayer and is highly intelligent. It is trained to help monks transform prayer barrels, and as a companion dog for monks, it helps monks visit their homes and protect their homes. A breed very similar to the Tibetan Hound existed in what is now South Korea in the 8th century AD. However, it is not clear whether it was passed from Tibet, China.

Tibetan Hound is just a name for an action hound, however they have never been used for hunting. Rumor has it that they are often used as "prayer dogs" in Tibet, often following monks around their prayer carts covered with parchment. For centuries, they have been used as companion dogs in temples and as observation dogs. Anatomically similar to the Pekingese, the long-legged and long-faced Tibetan terrier rarely suffers from respiratory and back problems. This dog is independent, confident and makes a satisfying companion dog.

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