Tibetan Mastiffs are very loyal to their masters and are said to only recognize one master in their lifetime. It is best to start feeding the Tibetan Mastiff when it is young and feed it yourself. When it is eight months old, it will basically recognize the breeder as its owner. However, Tibetan Mastiffs are very ferocious, have low IQ, and are too aggressive. They are banned dogs in many cities.

Precautions for feeding Tibetan Mastiffs:

1. Young Tibetan Mastiffs develop very quickly within one month of birth and have a very strong appetite. Breast milk is often no longer able to satisfy their food. The demand is high, so an appropriate amount of supplementary feed should be provided.

2. The mastiff after one year old has entered the mature stage, the growth of teeth and bones has stabilized, and the need for calcium powder is relatively reduced. Appropriate daily outdoor exercise and exposure to ultraviolet rays are required to facilitate growth. Calcium absorption.

3. Tibetan Mastiff needs a lot of meat or bones when it reaches adulthood, and prefers beef, mutton or beef bones.

4. Tibetan Mastiffs should not be bathed for no more than 6 months. Tibetan Mastiffs as adults can be bathed once a week. Frequent bathing will destroy the protective oils on the Tibetan Mastiff's body and cause skin diseases.