Tibetan Terrier
Dog breed profile
This breed adapts well to various living environments, including apartments, as long as it receives daily moderate exercise and mental stimulation. Training is generally straightforward with positive reinforcement techniques, and early socialization helps the dog develop confidence around strangers and other animals. The Tibetan Terrier is considered hypoallergenic, which may benefit allergy sufferers.
Owners should be mindful of common health tendencies such as hip dysplasia and eye conditions, emphasizing regular veterinary care and screenings. Overall, the Tibetan Terrier suits families, first-time dog owners, and those who appreciate a loving, moderate-energy companion with a distinctive appearance.
Temperament & Traits
Common Traits
Health & Care
Common Health Issues
- hip dysplasia
- progressive retinal atrophy
- lens luxation
- allergies
Grooming Needs
Regular brushing several times a week is needed to prevent mats and tangles; occasional professional grooming is beneficial.
Exercise Needs
Moderate daily exercise such as walks and playtime keeps this breed happy and healthy.
Health Notes
Regular veterinary checkups and health screenings are important to monitor common concerns. Maintaining a healthy weight and dental care can support overall well-being.
Is a Tibetan Terrier Right for You?
Space & Home Environment
Comfortable in most apartments if properly exercised; enjoys access to a secure yard.
Available Puppies For Sale
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